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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

-. ell Jsas II .Hs11lu sguu'
brsvstsd BElpdisr 0saSssl - ) OAp-
taia II sospas5 <, lSsA lew, vhsn shst
regiment ~ oreaaissd. - ~ batsls
Of Shiloh Is ~ wo.ndsd md cspss,sd.
Altar nearly yiars' inpsisoIsn4 q
Libby Prison hs va exchanged, ~
promoted N.jor and subsequsatly LissA.
Colonel and Colonel Of the regiment.
he served lin the siege Of vioksburg. tho
expedition to Monroe. Louisiana, made u
tho heat Of sannsr under great dimcdi-
ties. and Was twiss wounded in TIE
bloody battle Of the 2ad Of July, 1864,
before Atlantis, once through the arm,
and through thes.back near the spine,
from the effects Of which he is still saf-
feriDg. His promotion il deserved one
for his gallant and meritorious services IN
the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

"a There came very near being
death from poison at the Billings House
on Thursday night. A Mrs. Marshall, who
is stopping there for a few days. with q
young child, seut to drugstore for SUI
gar of lead, we believe, aud perhaps other
articles, 10 make wash for the child's
sore ears she put the articles in pitch.
er of drinking water; the chambermaid
came into the room, and thinking the VA
ter not fresh, emptied the pitcher contain
ting the drugs into pitcher usually used
for wash water Mrs. Marshall becoming
thirsty and being unaware of what the
chambermaid had done, took two or three
swallows of water from the pitcher in
which the mixture had been poured. In
very short time .she was taken sick
from is effects, but medical aid being
called in, she was relieved, and is now
ont of danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

serve indorse these stern words of
General Butler, and commend them to
the Copperhead admirers of the traitor
Lee:
What shall be done with the men edu-
Gated in the Military Academy At the pub
lie expense; sworn to protect our flag; OBJ
tanning livelihood, honor, and promotion
under it; the children of the nation, Who
without justification. excuse. or pallia,ion
even, betrayed their country, forfeited
their honor, struck down their flag, and
and used the very knowledge obtained at
the nations school to break down the
Government which nurtured them, and
the nation which houored them, and have
now ceased an unholy strife which has
cost millions of money and hundreds Of
thousands of lives, because they have been
beaten, conquered and subdued BY the
valor of our soldiers, whose comrades they
have starved in loathsome prisons? [Cheers
and cries of chang every one OF them!
hang them-give them the roper'l In
the future the danger to our liberties can
come only from the ambition of those in
the army who may conspre again against
the life of the nation. Shall We not by
eaxmple teach every officer who deserts
his fay that he shall suffer the same pen
| atty for desertion which the Government
and the Law has enforced upon so many
OF our soldiers for the same crime?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

U. s. 7-30 LoAN.-The rapidity with
which this popular loan is taken up by
the people Of the United States shows the
great strength and healthy financial con-
dition of the Government. Jay Cooke,
Subscription Agent in Philadelphia, re-
ports over seventeen millions taken in
one day. At this rate the loan will soon
be taken up, and under the present
management of affairs there will be no
more opportunities to invest money in
Uncle Sans bonds. The "First National
Bank Of Keokuk," is the subscription
agent in this city. 1t is prepared to fur
nish bonds in quantities to suit on the
shortest notice. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
financial aud Commercial


new York Market.
By rslsgfsvh.Fs NswYcnx. Hay Il.
Cotton-Firm Ut bS054c for middling.
I1our-se better ct 8 60D6 90 for Extra Stats %
al 90 for Extra R. H. o., and 6s0e s0for trads
brands market closing heavy Quiet and scarcely %
Arm.
Whisky-pulI; Western at %.
wheat-Firmer st a2l< No. Chicago Spring; 10
for No do; 20 for MI Club, and 7o1l so for Am
Der Mich.
kye-Dul and dropping.
Bariey-Steady; State 1t 20.
Corn Heavy and At ! o0Dl - for new mixed; 70
Yellow In quantity 90 for mixed western and CSC
for White New Orleans.
oats-l 70 g lower and moro aotivs 1t AoSahe for
West4rn
Rice-Dnll.
Conee-fIFm.
Molaesees-Dull.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum-Quiet 1t 1<e Tor pxuls; SADssc fos ~
fined In Bond. and 751<r Tor do Drss.
Pork-firmsr, With fair inquiry q = o0Dz6 10 fur
new mesa cio-tng u = ~ u ooO0 = ~ foesA %,
cash and regular way, ciosing q = l2< regular ~
for prime and 10 6o99o % 16r psfms n1m AD0, -
bbls mes for Nay june and July. sellers and buy
er's option, ct Is o0D35 50.
Be~f-Quiet IL 00Dle % for plain ness and 10 %
90 % for extra msss.
beef Hams-Firm a OoD18 %.
Cut Meass-etssdy at l&0lse for shoulders, and II
019c for hams.
Raeoa-Dull 1t 14Dl4l< e for cunbssiapd cot.
IArd-Firmer nj 155zDIskc.
Butter-Aore activs at 1kb2le 1oe Ohio and 23Da6<
for State.
Chssss-In REQUEST 1t 1Ao2lc for conmoa 10 prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
THE CITY.
Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Fifth street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every sabbath ct II M
and ~ p. m. Sunday School W q m.
FIRST Corner High and Fourth
Streets Services every Sabbath At II g. and7 p m
Sunday School .. M Ed dnLsffss Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II q. m Sunday
School ~ p. M. K HAssAAi, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE II. e. CHURcH-oornef ofsev-
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath at
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening".
E. II. WARIne, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every Sabbath at II m
and IL p. sabbath School 91z m.
j. T. WEsfovKR, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

Even the copperhesds are caving 10 on
negro suffrage. The New York World
admits that it can't bs helped, and there.
fore goes for it, saying if the black are
not allowed to vote, they will "perturt
the State 1. does not believe that ''the
colored population. when possessing free
dom and the means of education, can be
permanently excluded from the elective
franchise
The New York Herald wheels s mack
and square into line after the soul Of j ohm
Brown and like General Sherman, thinks
the hand that carried the musket is emil
tied to the ballot
Against this demand, that as slavery
is abolished, and that as the African race
have powerfully assisted us in putting
down the rebellion. and in saving ths life
of the nation they should have share IN
the political right of the ballot box, what
valid objection can be made? We can.
not long resist this demand in view OK the
extinction of slavery and the services of
the southern blacks during this war
With every opportunity and in every way
they have been our faithful allies. We
have had two hundred and fifty thousand
Of them in the service of the army aud
navy. Their battle of emancipation, in.
volvipg four millions OF their race. has
turned the scale in our favor, and We must
yield to the sagacity Of President Lin.
coins emancipation edicts. It is folly to
argue against established facts. We id.
here to the light of experience and com.
mon sense. Hence We would say again to
President johnson tina, he has nothing to
fear in lsboring to give the southern blacks
the right Of suffrage in the reconstruction
Of the rebellious States.
Good for the Herald. But the Exoress
New York doesn't propose to 20 the
Herald's lengths 1t all at oil, and frankly
own that its objection 70 negro suffrage
10 not ignorance or poverty, bat roce."-
50 Jeff Davis thinks. So thought Pres
ton s. Brooks and John Wilkes Booth.
who believed slavery 'ssacrsd ipstitu.
tom" to use the language OF the latter.
and who few to its defense with the bud
geon of the bully and the pistol of the as.
sassin. s1Racs, indeed Az far a. thu
heavens are above the earth. 20 far are
black-skinned loyalis.s above the black
hearted copperheads. ''Race" indeed
There is no negro 80 low in the scale Of
being, as not 10 be disgraced by having to
share bis right Of suffrage with Jefferson
Davis. or his sbetsors and apologists.
In this connection Ii 10 worth while 10
remember what the present Chief Nseis-
trate said in public speech during his
brief term ~ Vics. President.I While he
was speaking, says the reporter, "A loud
voice sang ont 10 the crowd, Let the no
gro stay where he Is, Governor, aud rive
him the ballot and the Union win So sais
iorsverP And ! IN ready to do that
TOO! loud applaussl shouted the Cover
nor with ioten1e snsrgy, vhsrsst he rot
Three times three Tor 10 sentiment =
Aud Prssidsrs Liseola aid. i &. Ia.
public speech. 'sshat the hight 81 snsr. -.
should b given to he more in1elli.ss.
negroes and to thoes Who have been 81.
dlerB In our armien.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

LIE FARMERS AND TIE CRops.-Tbe
prospect Of fine crop 10 the country ~.
never better than at this time. Farmer.
are all busy ploughiug. The weather Ia,
become dry and pleasant, and the earth
is in first rate order for cultivation
Wheat crops and all kinds Of grapes beQio
to look we'll. The recent cold weather
it was feared would kill the fruit bnt
those experienced in fruit growing il d.
country assure rs that the fruit i not :.
81 injured Tho roads leading to the
scity, though in some places ! little rou.h
are very dry and in good order. n.
plank road is filled alosg the rost, %
valos nsnnitville With wagons Of farm
srs bringing in wood, vegetables ssa ssI,rI
marketing. Egg sssn . IS ab.nda,e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

ERRArA.-In tho card Of the "Iows
and Green River Petroleum Company"
the printer put the number of shares At
$4,000. when there is only 800; also. in
the last paragraph the word ''propo-
sitions" should read preparations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

REDUCTION OF FARE on THE PACKETS.
Capt. Thomas Heaight gives US the
reduced fares on the st. Louis Packets.
From Keokuk to st. Louis, 81; from
Quincy TO St. Louis, S. from Keokuk
to Quincy, sl.5O. This is q good move.
This line is composed Of the best boats on
the Western waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

HCorbett, who shot Booth. IS man
OF extraordinary conscience. He oSce
left the employment of halter in New
York, because he disapproved Of his buy
ing up old hats, dressing them up and
selling them as new ones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

~ The rebel Mason publishes card
in the London Index. repudiating the as-
sassination on behalf Of the "Confederats
States"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

~ Hon. D. T. Patterson, who has
just been elected United States Senator
from Tennessee. is son-in-law of Presi.
dent Andrew johnson. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
A GRICULTURAL WAREHOtl1
"A AND sARD STORE.
WICKERSHAM e en-.
DnALxRs IN
AaRIcul TuRM IMPLEMENT
Garden, erass md ether Sssds,
ls3 lEaia 81 KEoxux

nanufhcturers' Agents for Threshpr Machines Hor,.
fowers, Hay Presses and Power Corn 8hecrs Manufac-
sursrs % 0aunt = Humans Excelsior Fan Miila ana
Grain oepefatora FT-- 10y
R10WS-Moline, Rock Island Keotuk. w.r~v.
I'D 0shsr Flows on hand
CUkTlvATO0S-'Sn stAtesI D. Smith.
Acnltos, DoaIsfe4 ks either Of which h capable Of
10 to Is scres per day doing svav Win
al kaud l11or - w.
Oorn flaatsra for horses or BY hard. Mav end Straw
Cutters, Ave d1srent vAxieties Horse 49, a. Yokes
1heshagrcva Rsese Ptchioeka, spiaaan9 WRsss Resla
Waeank ..cAinss Cothes Wrinesss, yIeva Rs1a bird
49, 1rd osed, Dc. lot Of ckptpe G1ovor, dnothy
1lus 0rass and Flax Seed ON hand "a Jbr - q I
Aean9ee@ wICk110HAM co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

surattsville Postofkce, Maryland.
has undergone change Of name to Ro.
beysville. BY order of Postmaster Gen.
ersl' who is not disposed to permi. the
name Of an assassin to disgrace Post
town Of the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
Ala for ,Le soId,.r., Orphans, H.m,

Afo TOT TAG SoidteFs' Orphans, Home
BY the lIberality Of DR.. Sprague, the
public OF this city are informed that the
splendid sailing yacht. "Fai,y Queen, j"
Including sail and tackle, together with
seven fine canary singing birds, in cages,
6 prizes 10 alp will be drawn for, the
proceeds 10 go to the benefit Of the Sol.
diers' Orphans Home. Tickets 81 each.
to be had Of Howe d Tyler at the Auction
ROOMS or Peter W. Potter. Esq, on the
street. myll-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

w We call attention to the law card
of our young friend, Webster Ballinger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
Auction.

Howe d Tyler will sell this morning at
10 o'clock. the contents of Confectione-
ry, consisting of lot candy, maple sugar,
raisins, sardines, oysters, soda, cigars aud
tobacco; also, one fine child's carriage.
one upholstered lounge nearly new, to.
gether with large lot of second hand
furniture and one new pillow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

- The Louisville Journal is urging
upon the people of Kantu0ky the policy
OF adopting the Emancipation amendment
to the Constitution without delay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
Just RECEIVED-2OO bbls. Moline
u Mills Extra Flour, and for sale BY
spr1s URtCH D1AKD.

MoIIxs his, March n, lses.
We. the undersigned, have nade arraaesnents WITH
Ukicu bf the cole agsncy for the sale Of on
Flour IN the city and Vicinity Of keo whore the tr,de
will nnd suppay o. eaf dksrsat bnaas q eli tmes:
and they are Also authorized 70 s the same af tie pr
CO We are ceiling 81 oar Mill at Moline I only I'D
ing the difference Of freight 70 which - rcepectfIy
invite the attention Of the trade esnerAIIy "
sprl3 DOfIN0T6n 4 MAnv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

New Ysrk Msnsy AaTkss.
By releersph.] Nsv Yonx Nay IL
Money-Essy, with large suTply At see per cent. on
Sterling Rxchange-Rirm At l0e141llo.
0old-Nore active and 6rmer, opening 1t 1872 edvaA
cling TO 1889 and closing ~ 1905
Govsrnsnest saocks--Nishous dscidsd change.
- Of 81 Coupons Ito.
SO Coupons losss-
$40 Coupons (new tssue) 1914.
Vo-l0 Coupons esJs-
afocks-Better
Toll wab7s; n wayns oii.. A1fn.e CIV
SIS Scrip llr4; ISL II Cert 0S7< Psc Nail 800
NJ 81; Erie 7ssa. b Q loT; Hndsun io23z; Har
iein IS; Reading az NC los: . 6sss. Toledo s.
. N cert2olz; ouicksiiser 81
Chtcage Market.
By Telegraph CaioAse. Nay Il
Markets are irreg lar and irme..
Flour More active 1T 1899 Is for White Winter;
o. for Red Winter. and % for Spring Extras.
wheat U settled No. Spring opened Ut H. I'D
Corn-2 10 2lxc better. S4es of No. at soa6le. No.
II S0S5 c. and Rejected At 4s05lc
Oat.-Activs and to ls4c higher eaies Of No. I at
3S9S5c, closing At 34xc.
Ry-Negiected.
Bariey-Duil and lower. Hales new No At SIC
Whisxy-Dall and weak at %, closing weak
Prosisions-firmer. Mess Pork more s-fise At "a 90
Gz5 o. Prime Mess Pork st % 90 Sweet pkk~d
hams at l6l smoked short ribbed mddies said At lsl
packed. -
LArd-NominaI at 1sc.
Beef Cattle-Unchanged at 90 for coursc: 20 ne 50
for medium. and oo97 so for prime
Hogs-Aetive and firm At = 2s0s e2I<
Money-C1os.
E1change-Frn atparbuyins and u premium sell
ing
Gold-lao.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

NAuvoo Ills May 9, 1885,
/, She undersigned, have made arranfements With
URICH / DRAKE to make their house my Flour pepo,
for the sale OF my Flour and Feed In the city and vicnt
Of Keokuk where the trade leave their orders ana
will mud supply Of my different brands Of YIosr 1t ali
times, at the lowest market prices which respect
fully invite the attention of the trade:
mayo J.B. ICEIN0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

ITO GROCERS.-Just reoe,ved :,
Invoice Of Spices from tn. U. g. Spice Mills. Phila
dsphia-Back and Cayenne Pepper Ginger CiunamDt .
Nutmegs, &C.. &c. Also lot OF Snls Petrs Oaron-er
sars Of the choicsstbran CRlCH DRAGR
ma l3N 0Afr bet aah . G4k n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
TOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DWELL

= Ing, With four rooms good we'll of wafer ft,ms
barn and full lot all under fence situated Exchanee
gfreet hefwe ID and Sd streets. Keoknk Title rood
Price $500. Enquire of HB TEN EYCK
mch3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
EOR SALE-A Frame Cottage DWELL

= ing, With seven rooms. cistern, coed cellar and
nne growth OF fruit trees With full lot and all IL seod
order, situated busne%s Exchange street be-
tween 9Th and sth streets Title good. Price oe-
Enquire Of H. B. TEN-EYCH
feb13
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

kOR SALE-A one story Frame DWELL
ing HOUSE. large frame barn, cisterB ,celD and 9th
er mproysments with full lot, situated Bank sfrest
between Int and I'd streets, keokuk Title rood Price
s'1oo- lfeelsl H.B. TEs-KYCKA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

k,Ok SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
with two full lots fine Barn wood.h Cfstern ana
Cellar, situated Franklin between eth and 10Th 81.
keoknk. Title good. Price &, 5o0s
febl3 HB rEN-KYCR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

or rooms cistern cellar lot 50 by feet stu
afed on the corner of ID and Exchange streets rood
chance for some steamboat man. no place near
the river Title good sale Price 81 500 Enquire
of Ifeh2sI HB TKNEYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

EUR SALE-The fine, large two story
- Dsick Dwelling nbv occupied BY c. Conn. Nd.
eonDan1fng Dcse 1slightfui view Of the Miseasetr
River ali the Railroads lesding city and the ~
ScundsnS ~ Keokuk. This house has II roome via
AL fAs nsn Improvements, ssd ID situated on two an
lots near the Levee, AMI leo feet above the
Price So.o00-onehaf vbst the improvements cost q
1857. Title soodor no sale. Enquire Of
II. B. TEN-EYCK
APPS ReslEstate Agt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11

8Gmer Oas alte Bingium an benz Rhenus
uno Der Nava inne batten, unb penn mir
lelblt auf Die Gimbern unp 3eutpnen 3uritd
seren, ia 70 LANCE Die Nelt ltebt, lit nod, 10
fein &ein gepaAlen, ipie eS Der niesjdbrt9e
gu werren Oerlpri9t. Geuer,,anb @aee S4mel3
unO Bartlett, 5etnbeit nnO 8Iume, Jules
lpirp in etnem oereini9t ieiu, mas Die 3unge
latt, pen @aumen erquidt, ben Durlt ltttlt
anp paS 6er3 %erfreut. SGCn jebt, IN Den
erIten 3aeen beo september, tpirb atlentbal:
ben Die rotbe 6rii6burgunper ein9etbant Die
mei6en 5rauben ban9en ppllfCmmen rein lno
9elunb, pbne Spur ppn 6aulnib an ben otp%
der, unb cine mabre Suli lcnne brenrt n'N
Jest auf Die Neben, UNI Den reuen 9Setn Der
pben an9ep:utetenG So tpmmenbett nabe3u pr'1'z
geil. @e16leGter tperpen fcnmen uno serge
Yen, aber bas SaGr 1865 wirb ewi9ltb d.
lteben ais Elm Sabr9nnQ, Der 1eines 0letnen
nod nibt 9efunben, nod iAtperlta 70 Dalo
Fnpen ptrO.-DoB 1914 Die g8inSertanen
barfub CUR Wrinleie 9iagen, mar etn Wtratel'
ipel6e6 li6 trapitionell bis auf unlere beuft.9'
@einprpputenten9encrntipn icrt9eerbt; TN
jebisen SABRE jepp6 tGnnen li6 Mere Derbltz
lihen Sun9frauen ols bapenbe Npmpben IN
Die erfril6enpen 6lutben Des 8betneS %ltnr5en'
unit Sen purd Nrbeiten uno Sonnentrablen
%gemcnnenen SbwetB ppn ben sarteh HetbsFa
Su pal6et. ' -' >a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11

Dim Sage, als Der o@bina" qiperpool per-
lteE, lo(ten Die 0efan9enen IN Dublin, i'm
@ansen Yier3iA, gum 8erb1r 9sbraAt Nor
ben.
Die pft,teQe Dubltner @a3ette pom 20.
entbdlt cine proclamation, fraft peren per-
Ihieoene Baronten In Den Counties Gtppern7
~, 9imertd unp @aterfcrb entwofnet tpers
ben.
Die QpnDon Shines rit6, Dap Der Yrit3 BON
@ales oann uno pann SrlanO beluAen lolte
unb lie weif Darauf bin, Dap Die t0ni9ltAe
6amilte l1 melt mebr auf Dem Sentiment,
als in pem S9pelter>E6ni9reiA ouT9ebaltfn
babe. 5s4464E
Der Correspondent Der 3tmeS in Nmertta
tbeilt nit, Dap pie 6enianS IN Nmertta 3OO,'
600 Mann 5ablen.
Die GtmcS meint, Dap bic taGIiAti9e uno
eOelmitbtee Yolitit be5 Dr1tpenten l4Or int
ner6alb Der naAlten Wtonate es Den llolt6en
Staaren m6gli6 madea tperpe, Sertreter naG
Dem GUn9reB gu ienoen.
GS bieB, pap Der NuSlAub Der con Opertr'
ten S~Onpinbober i'm VegriT ltsbe, Den Ser
JUDI gu MAIDEN, Den Nua ltuB Der Stodt1rle
gu beltimnen, tbnn pas GorreAt Ger Qupti@
runa etnjur0nmen. ..
Ote 2onponer Yntl Nlal @a3ette 1Areibt
yMan sluubt 9au3 alsemein in GOnltantinc=
pei, Dap cine pplitiiAe @ataltrppbe in Den Op=
nauflritentbamern beportebt unO Die 8trfet
bcreitet lih parauf 0pr, i'm SAT- elmer Snter=
pention 3uerit i'm 6elpe 3u lein. Nfu6t Nbot
DalAa, Der paS erlte @rmeecOrp5 in &6nmla
befeblt9t, lit an9eipteien worpen, liA bereit gu
bnlten, nm binnen "a Stunpen mad ertbetlter
0eilung nit $4,000 Mnnn bic OOnau iiber=
Ihreiten gu tGnnen.
Earrings Circular melpet, baB bepeutenpt
Gran8actiOnen in lIpliAen Staatenbonp2
Itatt9efunpen batten, allein e5 oibt feline Guo.
tirun9en.
Die 0rdfin pon @artS fat in 3wifen.
Sam, in Der 9ia6e pom 2onppn, cine 9pAter &c
bcren. Cine erobe BAIL Don Mitsliepern Del
fran3GilAen &6ni9afamilie mar bel rieIe'
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