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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
FROM CAIRO.

Removal Of Brig. General Reia.-Ar,
val q vstsrans-19emphis Cettsn ~,
ke4, &c.
Cairo, March 10.
Memphis dstes to the 18th are received
but contain no news Of interest.
Brig. Gen. Bnyuan arrived here to
day and assumed command Of the distric,
Of Cairo, vice Brigadier General Reid.
relieved. as
Brig. Gen. Veatch arrived from Mem.
phis this morning..
The Goth Illinois and 18th Wiscopsin
veterans arrived this morning en- ro.te
home. The 10Th Ohio and l9Sth Illinois
veteraas passed up for Cincinnati.
There sEAs Z grasd depression II The
Memphis cotton market on the 18th, With
: futther decline. of about - per pospd.
There was no traps6otiene wssthy " not.
Gesa niddlipg 600e0; fair q. rs.
, Ths ss4 y Nd ersiysl - lss
bales q COTTON. - = = ss4ss's ~
The steamer Hope srrys4 III srsp;ss
ffnn New 0h1sso, having On bcori a.
nh Mla6is Sises6siis . foulS 49,. -
.LWxsI .<sf1AstsT Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
From New Orleans.
New Orleans, March IL,

New Orleans, March IL.
There is considerable stir and activity
In military matters here. Gen. Banks is
on the eve OF his departure for Western
Louisiana. His objective point is proba-
bly, Alexandria
A feet Of Admiral Porter's gunboats
has already started for that place.
1t is expected that rather formidable
works of defense will be encountered BY
the iron-clads. one Of which is the newly
launched Ozark, between the mouth OF
Red River and Alexandria.
Gen. Lees cavalry left this city about
a week ago. Their destination il sup.
posed to be westward.
Madisonvile. a small town on Lake
Ponchartrain, opposite New Orleans,
has been evacuated. 1t was occupied by
our forces under General Grover on the
18th of January, and extensive fortifca.
tions thrown up on the land side. These
works were left intact, but add nothing to
the strength of the place for the rebels,
as it is easily approached by water. The
object sought BY occupying the place Was
to open communication With Baton
Rouge. Gen. Growers whole force has
been ordered to concentrate at the latter
place.
1t is believed some sort of an under.
standing has been entered into between
Geuersls Banks and Steele, BY which
Western Louisiana aud Southern Arkap.
fas are o be cleared OF rebel troops.
An order has just been issued by Gen.
Banks TO hold an election for delegates
TO Constitutional Convention on the
18th The Convention meets in New
Orleans on the 9th Of April. There are
to be so delegates chosen on a white
basis, ss per census Of 1860. New Or
leans will have fS3 members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Louisville. March 90.

Louisville, March 90.
Hughes, Ferguson and Short are on
this side Of the Cumberland River with
500 rebels. On the morning of the 10th
they STACKED one Of General Hobson' .
camps near Benefits Ferry, whence the
rebels we're driven With the loss of four
killed and several wounded. Next day
near Selma Gen. Hobson's cavalry at
tackled the rebels under Col. Hamilton,
killing six, wounding several and captur-
ing Hamilton.
Hobson has nearly broken up guerrilla
bands along the Cumberland River, many
whereof are daily surrendering them
selves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

Fort Smith, AK, March IL.
The Arhn.sas slsolioa slostd i11eAlghk'
having continusd three days under ~
old viva voce system. All ths counties
aorsh md abous twenty so1th a. tke Ar.
kassas river have voted from 10000 to
$4,000 votes.
Old Pap Price has assumsd eeuuand
Of the Department Of Arkansas, and tells
his dsmoralissd ragamnf1ns hs.will sooa
lead them against their eosardly, boassing
foss. and reoccupy their territory, and -.
tablish the perpstuity Of their govern.
msnt. Poor Papl
The Union men Of Texas are concen-
trating in Anticipation Of speedy prosec-
tion from Gen. Herron's column moving
from this direction.
1t has been decided that the Army Of
the Frontier shall remain under command
Of Gen. Thayer, which leaves Gen. Blunt
without Command.
All quiet in the Indian country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
ST. Louis. March 10.

Matches advicss Of the 18th say Gen.
Tnttle Was 4ssignsd to the command Of
that post.
About 600 Of our prisoners are still
near Shreveport, Ala. They comprise
crews Of gunboats captured q Sabine
Pass, and . portion Of Gen. Davis eou-
nand, captured BY Morgan. About :
hundred. who escaped the latter part Of
February. have arrived here.
Guerrillas have again appeared at Lake
Providence. committing shocking barbara
les on negroes and Union people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
Nav York March ll

New York, March. 10.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool 9th, and Queenstown 7th, Or.
rived this morning
A Copenhagen despatch dated on the
night Of the 9th, savs the Austrians ar.
rived before Duppel and will make IN
attack on that place shortly. l. is ex-
pected also that those districts of Schles.
Wig not occupied BY Austrian and Prus.
sian troops elected members of the Danish
Rigsnaad.
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keeemetivs maAufaetu1e1s -. Reports
from virgiaia.
NA- vork hs,oh On

from vifgiaia.
New York, March 20.
The statement that the Government
has ssised Or tbreatened to seize certain
locomotive shops at the North 10 unbound.
I'd. We learn that the locomotive manu-
facturers have responded promptly TO the
rsquest Of the authorities for a..large sup
ply Of these Invaluable articles.
The Times Washington special ssys
the excitement about . threatened raid
BY Stuart has subsided. .ss
A detachment of the enemy crossed the
Rappahaanoek u Frsdes;ckaburr Wed
nesdsy night. aud the following day Col.
Bryan. Of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry,
captured 80 Of them.
Friday morning 4 detachment OF the
enemy crossed Morton Ford and drove in
the 7th Michigan pickets, but we're sub
sequentIy repuIsed and forced TO recross
| the river.
The I'd Corps discharged al their pie
ces Saturday forenoon. Perhaps this may
account for the report Of firing heard al
Dumfries.
there are other indications Of rebe
demonstration not proper 10 write At Thu
time.
Stuart is massing cavalry At Charlot.s
vile. where be has three brigades, and
two a. fredericksburg.
The report that the enemy had effected
. crossing At Raccoon Ford is not cor
rect.
The LIST Michigan (veteran) cavalry
l2oo strong, went to the front on Satur'
day.
Twelve deserters from the 10Th Loui
siana have arrived within our lines during
the last three days. They had got hold
of the Presidents Proclamation distribu
ted on kilpatrick's raid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
TRo1g oaA1FAHO00A

Chattanooga, March 80.
The railroad 10 completed to Ringgold.
A train came down to-day.
A number Of proninsnt officers visited
the, front and found ill quiet.
The rebel cavalry made > dash over
Taylor's Ridge yeslsrday and carried off
Union citizens. No other rebsl move
ments. Iii - - r. A
Mastering officers say large number
are yet re snlistisg - Veterans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON pEsPATeuEa



Two of our soldiers were captured yes-
terday near Aupson's Hill, showing that
:, bel scouts are within our lines; and the
active preparations for defenss Of forts
around Washington indicate that the mil.
itary authorities are -apprshensive Of
foray At least. if not for movement Of the
main body of Lees army toward the ma
tional capital.
Gen. Meredith left for St. Louis tonight,
where he 10 ordered.
The House Naval Committee have sub
mitted the question of selecting site for
. navy yard at some point on the Ohio
river to Judge Spaulding of Ohio and
Gen. Morehead of Pennsylvania, who are
to examine into the matter and report At
IN early day.
Secretary Chase has been called on BY
a large number Of members aud others
urging the claims of their particular friends
as agents to be employed under the gold
bill. 1t is understood that the Secretary
does not intend to make any such appoint
ments. The matter will probably be left
to the Assistant Treasurer Of New York.
Especial to Tribune.
Washington, March Is.
Stuart has not crossed at Frsdericks
burg with $4,000 men.
A letter from headquarters under thi
mornings date says:
BY reason of the reports tia: Stuart i
concentrating large bodies of cavalry q
Fredericksburg preparatory to . monste
raid..our cavalry corps has been placed IN
der orders to move at . moments warn
ing.
The widest rumors are in circulation
regarding bis movements. A rumor q
Warrenton Junction says he bisouace'
last night few miles south Of that place
but nothing to confirm the rumor ha,
been received when the mail train passe,
that place this morning.
The enemy has strengthened his pick
cts along the Rapidan and has also cree,
ed new and made more formidable work
opposite several fords.
The story of conspiracy in Kentuct
is discredited among prominent westerl
Congressman.
Gen. Castar, who was thrown from
carriage last Tuesday and very severed
injured, is considerably better.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Cincinnati. March 20.

Cincinnati, March 20.
Lieut.. General Grant and staff arrived
here this morning and LEFT tonight for
Washington. 2
Major General Sherman also arrived
this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
New York, March 10.

The steamer Havana, from New Or
leans llth, has arrived.
10 the fight on the Ouchita river, by
which Admiral Porter captured 4 rebel
fort At Harrisonburg. onr~ sesaels ware
struck thirty-three times.
Lieut.. Williams, 48th Wis, was killed
BY guerrillas not far from New Orleans.
The report Of the capture of Yaxoo
City. With the 18th Illinois regiment, il
reported via New Orleans, but il doubt
less untrue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
New York. March Is.

The banks generally advanced their
rate Of interest two per cent, but on the
street, loans we're made at 5(16c.
The 25th Ohio regiment, 440 men. ar
rived from home to-day, enroute to South
Carolina,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
San Francisco, March 10.

Primary elections for Conventions to
elect delegates to the Union State Con-
veution on the oath have been held this
week in most counties. The only ques-
ton at issue is. shall the State Conven-
ton send delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention who are friends or opponents -
Both the CONFESS aud anti Conness fac
tons profess to favor the nomination Of
President Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
New York, March IS.

The Henderson IN. CO. Times states
that nine-tentbs of the people Of that
county have signed = petition to Gov
Vance. asking him 10 call . State Con-
vention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
New York. March 10.

To-day's Philadelphia dispatch from
Culpepper c. H. sage:
The signal officer on Cedar Mountain
reports that yesterday the rebels, who
have been in camp across the Rapidan all
winter, broke up their encampment and
set fire to their huts, marching eff in the
direction of the Shenandoah Valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

The Journal editplinil - 4 tAs
sonspiney In Ksstueky 70 turn - 0feae
over to the ConfsdaSasg sTegd1Abt not
that there 10 some foundatio1n Ior the =.
mn, but bases its opinion upon the fact
that many feee1sin Ksltueky irs ssxisis
for the triumph Of the ssbellion within her
inisa. Il advises, however, he with
stasdiDg the iavadisg hssts Il o. beyoad
our borders, . the beat means Of keeping
rebel sympathissrs quiet within. the
1tate.
Dr.. ]. B. Flint, Professor Of Surgery
IN the Louisville University cf Medicine,
native Of Cohaaassy 1Aas-, disl tAis aers.
ing Of apoplsxy. F.1E $500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
CONVERSATIONAL.
Washington, March 1s.
HOUSE.

HOUSE,.
The House to-day was devoted 10
speech making.
Arnold, Of Illinois. spoke Of rscoustruc.
ton, saying Liberty 10 the oorner.s.oue
and Abraham Lincoln the architect.
MI Wilson, Of Iowa. advocated IN
amendment to the Constitution, declaring
mat slavery bsiag Incompatible With !
HePablic Is abolishsd throughout tho
United States. He argued they xe,e
ooead 70 dsstsoy slavery in order o e.
s.oiisn domestic tauQuility asd seesre
TIE blessings of libssty - III uss veb;eet
to our lavs. BE eoselsded 81 ayinr
e''es merry Uust b established o ~
tomb Of slavery.
Ar. Wilder made spsseh IL isyor a.
ccndasting the war = Il agaiast fseUien
aaAiea. Adjoasasd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Vipcepuec. ind. March 10,

The foundry and maohins-shop of
Nicknsy& 0ray sfthis city Mas snfissly
consumed By ere this aftsrnoon. Moth
ing ravsd but the boom and : few pat
terms. Loas, $4,000 = $4,000. No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
New York, March 10.

New York, March 10.
The steamer George Washington ,r.
rived from New Orleans l2th.
Four days later nsws from the North
had reached New Orleans via Little Rock.
Ark, who're he tslegsaph DOW sxsaads,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Washington, March 10.

The Star says i. understands that the
rebel authorities have SIGHTED their in
tention to give up the remains Of Colossl
Dahlgren, and it is expected that they
will shortly arrive At Fort Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
ChlcAKe Markss.


~ Telegraph CHICAGO. March H.
nouraAe'ive and closed quiet At l41 for No. I, and
sales at ssasoc for old -
ess.. sold Al s sas sssise at e higher winter
Hishwines-t;ood demand at s3@sc
new YORK Market.
By Telegraph NEW ro.x, March ~
Cotton--Wthout material change At 7267s for mid
Fiour-Withouf decided change with little more do.
ing.
Whistey--Without important change oll<@s9s Tor
were reported cold at o2t4. which b extreme
Whest-Dull and nominally unchanged.
Westerns as,i % for Jersey Pennsylvanis ana south
O.s-Dull and declining n ssK for Western.
Woei-Dsli and scarcely 20 firm.
Pefroieun-DalE for crude s1x.
II soo % for old q asas 50 sr ne. = a. s"r me-: =
tsde price; IS l0D20 rs for old and new prinsc 0 -
q =, 8 g prime .a ns.s r ss9H - NJ - q
ia1 cut lis10il7 Tor a. shUtt RIBBED Tor long
cut
Iars-Dul n l2a4@lssS including sail pare., v~y
choice q 133<<~sn extreme. eis
new erk Msnsy Aarkee.
~ TesegraphJ NV Y0xs March 10,
Aoney easy and 1hir demand.
4t0hAg lower and du1 At l763<.
0uoa dull and lower: opening q loak Soeli,ins a
1871 md closing dull II fBlX
The stssnsr CITY II Nsw Yosk ~rrssa ~ ssdae AEr
0ovesnmsnt stocks naun.
VA q ~ 81 ccNpnas fz1<
4pA6poons 1053<A1le.
sN9e44isury nf&u2t< f4
eeocks irregular q - E1srd
De l9e< e ~ 10 MAason -lG13E Has3su MA
~ g o.f & xe 8! Ia ~ So =. - III 20
s9RsWSc lsu6 AlaAASA - oSdHeB[ Z
k4sNsxm s4gx xss 20 sak1pis ss@ez
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

Vubutu8Ou, MaICu To.
Hereafter deserters from the rebel ar
my, coming within our lines, are not to
be committed to prison. if they prove 70
b bona 6de desertsrs. bat will Be dis
missed upon taking the oath Of allegiance.
and furnished with transportation North
or employment on the various forti6ca-
lions. Within week past some 800 or
400 have been released from the Old
Capitol prison, and sent to Philadelphia
and New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Lulnmerfial.
coRRxcYIp pAIIy ~
=. HA MILL d CO.s
WHOLESALE GROCEHS,

pnr Gan Chr 0y'scal
KsoxuG, March Il. 1894
PRODUCE AND PR0vlsaoNa.
yIora-sup~rAss . %. spri.s What Ezsr., = -
Pail Mh-nt Extra s. ss4s4 ~.
Cess Mxsl-sI sox$e 90 = iog1Aa
Bz.x-sl % I 100 a-.
eaIr srryv-sl I5Ss2 90.
CoRs-7sssse r bssh~i.
wnnr-fan 81 ~ spring. soosH % y bushel.
RyE-sor.
e 0Ass.-ssc M
GRExs ArrIEs-eocGu o.
pcr.ron~-dstssN k@ssii 2sc p peck
Bcfrn-Common. ls1z1lsc7 Choice. 3oS1ac, retail.
Ese.-lsts lsc. retail Dc.
cHicKxss-e2 o. very scarce.
LskD-la1llc.
wurrs Bx.ss-commOn to Good, q soSsa % Prina
Navy. = 2ses2 70
H.r-Tlmo,hy. SD ooss2s 90 b-lsd. a. 90 Prairi..
&l& o3ssSls o.
GROCERIES.
srsss-N Orean. fair lie. prime ls1<r- choice fe,4
New r~k. c. isc, Se~ York, A. lscs crushed and pow
MoLsssn.-sagu House, soS7scs Golden Syrup, ssa
81 oo-Sorgham asss.>e-
CofrrE-kfo. sss-ass Java. tse-
soD.-An,ers.an TIC. English, size
e,.s.1ss, l.iiy s ss , as.T.I
II.mfounx Tyson. y 2esi IS; Imperial. q u to
Tos tcc,Duk Sweet 90 To &c Medium BrAnda, 10 to
sos, Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 to 81 10.
NNns-Bsst Brands 81 u. rates
GLAss-sIioc i,, ~ 50. rasss-
CoxpssE-1o to &c.
DRY ArrLEs-s TO loo \ n.
Oar PsAeaEs-Hifs Is 70 1919 w
DKY cuKR.Srs-h
Rusrss-sS 90 10 - So
aALr-iAke g o.
FIsa-No. l M.ekerei bbis. 81 ooSsls o.
No / do M DO = sS'ssio o.
No 2 DO hf DO q o0tps 81.
LII sbls. No white 1hh, q 50
sUNDRs9s.
LRArHra-sole 30 to ss<s Harness - u a.
HnrsDry Fhut is to lie. Dry sated Il TO lse; Grub
BY half price Green to ~, Green sheep Psn, 10 70
u 25 Green Hog Skins, l5e.
szzDs-rnothy. q 90 to - 90 Flax, - tea8
FKAfHKRS-l0 to t5c
CHEEas-IIamburg Is to lsc.
BKl CArrIK-S4 90, TO s. % gruss.
sHErr-e5 % to 50 90 p leo gross
HcoI-Ciean Tubwsshed, Is to &c; .Unvashsd one
Ous-coal OIL bat white Is to roc rrt.il sor- Lin.
sod on y 70 Lard OIL 81 10 to 81 IS Fish Oh 81 TO-
BKxsrAx-or.
Par Hoes-ss ooto - % netr
Raas-wooisn 1Sc; Cotton 81 E.
NV GCyUEs-Lc-
OLD IRoS-lc = b; Bras loo q h. Ccoyx. ,sc a
kxcnAxaK-On New York, PhilAaelphia Boston. Gin
funds. Gold 50 70 sse premium baytnr.
DRY GOODS.
EExxrISss sHiRuxss-z31< to As,<p
DHnLS-ao 42lxe.
RRSTs-16z TO BIG
DSLAINs-23 35c.
GrsGBANs-23 TO a Lc. Il
CHADWICK AND Coars SPoof-N 90
SxHy TnEsAD-e1 20 % 81 10
fARMKns AND MEcH CAssnrRs-66 10 soc
sxIRs BRsrD-$l 90 to 81 TO-
CoRsEr jams - SC.
DrsIxs-25 TO CSC.
TIcKIxo-26 to rbr
LINsEYs-sO to Soc.
CANTON FLAsyEls-2Sl< to 45c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

0oro ThRo0t. Nssss 22sa
tnM Cough.
COlAe
and similar trouba suffered TO progress result in ser-
eus Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatis Affections.
oftsptimes incurable.
~ss8-~ UroWu's 0roneA5nl Trpehes
compounded 10 rsach directly The sat OF ii
disease and sivs almost instant rs1sf nsrhlakvin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Especial to Commercial.
Washington, March 10.

Gen. Grant is expected on Wednesday
next, accompanied By HE wife. Who viii
remain in Washington.
Rumoss reach hero of rebel demos
STATIONS on Norfolk, bat not much cred.
ence 10 given them.
Our forces are we'll prepared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
Springfield, Mass, March l9.

Eight persons have already died from
the effects of the injuries they received in
the recent cartridge mandatory explo-
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

L0Aaoot Ladies LoAlosllI
Don't III - rssdths advertisement in ths paper hssdsS
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES l
CAsssnan hae devoted tbs last thirty Year, Of HI
HAcfcs y 1sAAas ch1pnfnts- His Fills Ike achaxn
RELIADLE AND SAFE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

Rsmsval Of Brig. General Reia.--Ar-a.
val q vstsrans-l9emphis Cettsn ~
ko4, &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

y uiuHdes 3erS, pelfn patriotilhes Zen,
er ldngft erlolder, nit nsuer Bea.ifsrs
una Dur@ aldbt, bes Ndbern au beldrs;<
ben.
Wir mii5en uns fat be6en auf Elm
ber,li&ee .Wiufommen~ beldfiDen, FER
tapf.rn Sdaar gebradt, me!1e in 70
man@er Sdladt NIT 8ubm uno elanz
3enper Eapferfeit sefodten, 70 manaen
S6las ben Deinben reS Qanbes pfr(sst,
pab fe bes IS. Minnelota" eewib nimz
uaer 1erge0en miro.
Ger IreTen anp Sdlahten, 1pelde
bas Ne4i,rcnt i'm Citizen miteemaht-
nm Don ben utaufb5rlidm 5in< unc6eis
marlttn un;tr Der beiben Sonne DON Ten5
neilee. alabama unp Qouiiiana gar nidt
su repen-fuo fiebaebn! une fe beiz
een Garminston, %. Mai 1862, ge!a<
eeruns BON Gcrtntb, 8. unb 4. Setoter
1862, MifFlFppi Sprina6, Sed(pa,
Medanidsburst, Ntdmuno, Sturm auf
g.G5bursh %. Mai 8elaeerung spn
8idsaurgb, 5enserlon SID, Gampse,
plfa6ant 5iu, GloutierYiue, 8aypu Noz
bert, Weniura, gellow Bayou unp Safe
Gbeat. @uberDem tampften At1beilunsrn
BEG Neaiments in benz 5npianertriess in
5rrt Nipslsy, Nepmopp unp Sort Nter>
rpmbie.
G6 1T tefannt bag pdbrens BET labten
unp ldwerfen Sample uno Mdrlbs BEG
Nesiinents i'm Sioen Maiur Bedt lein
tapferer u1p fdbiger Glbrfr mar.
Sod lol ct !eben une bic wadera
oeutlden SffiSiere, Captains Stallon
unb MIh!tere, Il, 9ieu.staH. Mrtps nit
ibren brapen Jungen baneben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

reiulutipn NIT nj st als 3mei DritsI
tel Sttnn1en ibrn Dor ldneeler Grit.
SIN 9auff baaeeen frbielt bieltlbt nur
cine 81 n a@ { Maioritdt, ndnz
lid unter 156 Mbftimmenben felen go
Sttmraen > III unD Ga tage8en.
Diefe @elammtrtioluticn, pslde bic
ecnititutione0e Nbldafung Der Selaoerei
rem 0ulfe bios pprfhIagenipIl,
1T founit %oeruorfen, unp pieifr gam
&C. pBllt8 loyale Gmaneipa%
ttcaSplan 1T batur1 auf- large :3eit
Y%ereitelt mDIrtn /; ,penn nibt oieuei1t i'm
3auie auf Biecererwdsung ienes amadz
rolfn gotums ansetrasen unp Elm ent@
Stetnseiebte8 Nelultat inter e%lnltteercn
0erbdltni0en er3ielt ,pirp.
Sdmmtlide Dempfraten i'm 6aule
fimmlerl geBen bic seiebli1e Mb1daf~
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ben geitimmt bat.
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rem crer Ter Mbitimmun9 entbielten I1
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ben leBteren wiirne nabrl9etnli9 elmer,
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fen unbecingt cine 9timme ypn jenen 10,
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lerbeit aQer Mitslieber bas ENHANCEMENT
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lo sablrei9e StiiBen fnbet, baB iosar Der
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ben bcbta Mutb belaetn. f@ BEN Batter,
lnnbe apfbmales auf bret s9obr III wtiber,
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