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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22


The suspension Of the Produears' Bsak, Of this
city, was announced 1t m early hour this fore
noon, but the event did not give rise TO any sx-
element whatever in financial circles. The Bank
Was small iAstitutien, and from the mysterious
manner In which it was reported to have been
ccaaastsd, va not very popular With osr nsr-
chsnts, though It enjoyed . considerable country
business, which, rumor says, vas obtained on
terms such - no legitimate banking house could
Afford. II vss organised soma two ysan ago, in
confofmity with the State law, under IN old char
time Of tAs adoption Of the 'gsessbAck syste1''
BY our business men, enjoyed considerable circu-
lstion, which has sinoe been withdraw with the
exception Of abost $1,000 still oatstanding. On
this the holders will not suffer any material ioss,
rs security for its redemption had bssn aepositsd
with the State Auditor q Springfield. The stock
Of the institution said to be $30o co., was mostly
uHdes the control Of, and owned ~ Harvey Doolt-
tie, who had beea for several years Engaged in .
private banking business. The owners Of the
balance Of the stock, il any, ere unknowp, and in
financial circles are regarded mythical. Mr..
Doolitte 1t the present time declines TO give any
statement OF the affairs Of the bank, and says be
forced to suspend. owing to being short Of cur
repcy, and having extended his discount lines
further than his reserves warranted. Daring the
past two days the bank has been offering New
York exchange very freely, and are infovned
by Mr.. Doolittle, sold about $4,000 on Monday
last Whether this will b loss to the buyers OF
not, We cannot say. Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Doolittle WAS very anxious to sell an additional
amount of exchange and hawked it round 10 sew
erai Of our Banking Houses, but, be informs ss,
could find no buyers. The suspension il 1t pres
ent shrouded in my stery, and will probably ouly
be ventilated through the Courts Tnbsne q
2Oh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

STATE FAIR.-The attendance, We are ad-
vised, has been good Notwithstanding the
bad weather, and the large number of entries
gave promise of the best Fair ever held
in the State. The last two days will afford
reliefto the suffering public there present,
which preserved Its aoul in patience, and en-.
dured with serene fortitude eli the discomfort
Of the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

sUNDRIEs.
BurrKR-Held Arm at so for choice lots.
Eeas-In demand at from 70 to &c p dos
PorAroEs-Choce lots and ready sale 1t roe
bushel.
CzIcKEss-ln active demand. For young - 50
to 81 rs; old 81 90 to - IS per dozen.
HoxEr-In boxes, 20 to 22c per ID.
LARD-l9 to zoe.
GREEN APpLgs-From Ace 10 75e per bus, ~
cording to quality.
oEIoss-65c per bushel
BKkswAx-Dull, 80 to 33c per h.
BAcoE-Clesr sides 20 to go; Shoulders, scarce,
in demand at l5c per ID; Sugar Cursd Hams
23c p lh.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, lo3c; doloose s}c per D
RAas-4 to 4ic per lb.
WooL-Tub washed 4Se.; feecs do fine 4oc,;
unwsshed, } Oh.
HDRs-Grsen, 10; do sailed, &c; green calf skins,
I5c; dry flint l6c; do saltcd lac; damaged
and grubby off; peits $50 to 81 rs.
PsArHIRs-Live geese feathers zoe.
BaAs-In demand 1t 55c per 100 lbs.
HAY-The market 10 we'll supplied. Timothy,
81 to s. per ton; Prairie IS 90.
woop-4e 90 to 50 SO per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

THE TAX on ALcoHoL.-The Commissioners OF
Internal Revenue has decided that alcohol -
named in section s6, Of the act Of june 80, 1854,
cannot be proinced from molasses by . single
distillation, has instructed Internal Revenue
ohosrs to hold all spirits so produced to tax Of
- 90 per gallon, and those who distin them u
the requirements of the statute ~ in the distill
tion Of grain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

PfrrssrRe OH MARKsr-Spt. 1s.-Ths
market opened duh, buyers refusing to take hold
at rates that were current on Saturday. During
the day holders submitted to slight decline, and
sales to the amount Of 1000 barrels were made ID
follows l,eo0 barrels bonded, immediate. Phiia-
delpha, At 44c: 500 barrels sellers option. Phila
delphis. lst to 10th Of October, 500 barrels,
September, Pbiladelphia, buyers option, at 433c
per gAlon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

TINS 10 the last day Of the sale of tickets in
the Crosby Opera House Enterprise. The
tickets are going rapidly. The lottery spirit
is,unknown to themselves, rife among the pso-
pie. But this is the last day Of ticket sales,
and the public will reserve their moral reHec.
tions until after they have supplied tham-
selves with tickets and the drawing has taken
place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

II il said that "Faith will remove moun>
tains." This may be true; but it certainly
win not wash clothes and obliterate stains
The Eclectic Cleanser will will do that,
and do it in hurry.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

II your sweetheart vows abe loves you,
and you wish TO be sure that her VOWS are
sincere, the best way to exchange doubt for
certainty is to got married, and try it. And
the best way to learn the great merit of the
Eclectic Cleanser" is to useit.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (ot)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

-ssn. Grant i expected IN t,.,.,. /, q.
49, % witness the marriage Of Col. -.
.ock q ms stan 70 charming yo.,e I.1v !
hat city. The Generals house q ~ !.
excellent order, and ready for occupe.;o. !,
any time. visiton ars agwsy, .d.;t..s = =
Col. Walker, one Of lie Co.,, :,
aavaaksas did ysstsrday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

IT is well known that Benjamin franklin
was very persistent in adviaing people to save
their money. If he we're now living he would
no doubt earnestly recommend the Eclectic
Cleanser" as one of the greatest money. savers
ofthe nineteenth century.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (sD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
Markets BY TELEGRAPH
Chaeage AaFkss.

chicago AaRkss.
~ Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept n.
Corn-uxeitsd under reports; No u ss0se; sd,sscsd
10 si3<8e4 sales made ss . range Of from Ssoee No
1t s71< ~ No & and % ior rejected
pour-Aetivs change
wAsss-Dsif No ssdng q osoz 10 R1tra epviss
q Is No 81 s3at IS in north side and North
Asvator q ss1 % in other housss y % for rsisrssd
in store
oAt.-s tesAy; light sal.s Of No u sl; No ss ~
90 N store.
Rys-In good reqassf; aoAc higher; No soldas ~
rs; No : at GAco
B.rley-Qais, and nrm; so0si 20 rejected in seor,
AeAso
Provisions-DuiI and dropping. With SELLERS Arss elias
bsands Of Nso Pork - "a ooD12 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

WE are reliably informed there will be
great numbers Of ladies join the excursion to
Fl. Madison, and every facility for comfort
and pleasure has been made for the accom-
mediation of Ill that may wish to attend.
Come one, come all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

The rev revenue law imposes stamp duty o,
81 canned fruit made, prepared and eold. 3,
oHersd ior sale, or removed for conspnptiop 4
the United Staten, on or after October !. Isea .
Any person Offering for sale s.ch init vitho.,
see ssanps attached. is liable 10 psaai4y. n
question has arisen whether goods sold and a.
hvsrsd before the Arst Of October hsvine r.ia -.
old tAx, will be subject TO the new sts1p. n.
rsvsens encsrs 10 New York, says tAs Jss.asi =
to~eeres, give their opinion that stanps ~ no,
Nqolied upon canned frsits, IT,, vhtsA Aavs bses
Pnos u October I. The rsnoval Il s nattsr 8
i.Psssasss, siscs tbere may Be 5 susstios = 8
the eay1snt 81 the tag. II ~ paynenf /
clearly proved, however, thsss sssd IS = 49,
rencval
The connissiener Of Internal Rsvse,e. =,
aeaided that where tax for grading streets. ~.
aseeesed By municipal eospssstion. -,
nsssipss or other public laws, aad psy1ss
tns!scf made compulsory, the tau payer 3 sstifIeI
70 dsdset ths tax % paid IN nakins r,tsrs - N
incomA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

We translate from the Paris eonssponAsoss Of
the I.depesde.ee Beiss some information relative
to the grain crop in France which cannot fail y b
read with interest.
Irseret to announce that the reports Of oas
whsat srops grow WORSE and 70 tell Tie tsutA h Q
few words, thsrs can be no doabt that IL ds4-
cheney this pear will not be lees thaa froa thirty
two to forty PER cent.
~ rid to learn that The crop sf the north Of
France the details Of which are not yet fully
published, permit us to hops that they win b.
more favorable than those which hare hitherto
reached NJ. Wsrs It not for this one may imagine
what IN enormous sum We should b Obliged 70
disburss to foreign nations 70 naks good tbs de-
hcisnee. Il ID really alarming! II fsots = y =,
We ars IN dangsr Of bsinG obliged . psrchass
moro thaa eus hsadred and twsaty nilaisas u
bushels. Already large purchases have bssn made
in Germany and Hungary, where they have still
enough TO expert, aad q modssats prices. To-
day, for instance, We must pay nearly forty pr
cent moro than when the salss have just referred
to were made, and this advance has bssn caused
BY tho uniAvosable intsllissoss vhtsh 10 revived
every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

LANDS ~ CoLoRADo.-The Commissioner Of the
General Land Once has just received the returns
from the local oice at Denver City, Colorado Ter
ritory, for the month Of August, 1886, which show
3,7se acres disposed Of during the month, fol-
lows: Under the Homestead law, 1,9e7 acres; with
military warrants, 1880 acres; and for cash, 43s
acres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

FIRE. HENRY WARREN has sued the Durling
ton Harkye for libel. Fits Henry thinks
his character damaged to.the time of 81, 900,
and therefore he brings suit. That won't take
Fitz Henry to Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Fnosr N MIcHIeAs.-The Detroit Adve-fisef
says eonsiderable damage was done In tht
neighborhood Of Moant Clemens by the frost %
Friday night last The buekvheat vss vsry
much injured. There was also . hard frost at
Plymouth, butthe damage was slight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Fort or xHoKux.

FORT or KROKUK.
ARRIVALS rHsfsApAY.
Steamer Davenport, Parker, 81. Paal
J. H. johnson, Natson, st. Louis.
Mollie MePiks, Burnst, 81. Louis.
Kate Keasasy, Hall, 81. Louis.
T. p. Benton, Hinkiey, Dallas.
Eagle, Williams, Warsaw.
DEPARTURE YHsrBRDAY.
Steamer Davenvort, Paxksf, 81. Louis,
Lucy Bertram, Asbssy, 81. Louis
Kate Ksarney, Hall, st. Louis.
Mollie McPiks, Barnett 81, Lsais-
r. p. Benton. Hinklsy, Daalas.
Eagle, Williams, Warssw.
River on . stand
The nev popular steamer Minnesota, CaPt. Thes
Hin, Clerks Carroll and Smith. 10 the boat for 81
Paul and all intsrmsdiste points this morning.
The elegant steamer J. II. johnson, Capt Nat
son, Clerk Walton, il the packet for 81 Louis TIL
morning at o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

BLospIs, the famous Frenchman, crossed
the Niagara river, near the Falls, on sIen.
der rope, stretching from shore to shore. 1t
was remarkable exploit; but it was nothing
compared with the wonders performed every
day by the Eclectic Cleanser" Every
housekeeper should have it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Hox. F. E. BlssELL win speak in Keokuk
on Tuesday evening next, idstead Of in the
afternoon - announced.
GEsrna B1xxAP appeared in the Hask-
Eye, ~ aGen. Belkrof Of Keoknk." We
protest against robbing the gallant General
ofhis nap in that manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
In spite Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the Sozodoafs daily brushed !,

II you want White Hair made heautifa, :,
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, t,
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hi,
made fastuse DR.. TrBBrr's Physiological
Regenerator. kerr l. FuLLra, AGENT.
Sold By Ill Druggists. fn-mn.~ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Aucrlox.-Hows 3 Tyler win sell this
morning lot Of second hand furniture, cook
and heating stoves, one fne hair cloth tsts>
tste, one good spring mattrass, lounges, ~
bles, &c,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

TEE weather promises st this writing to be
very pleasant. It will be treat to our citi.
Fort Madison will be highly enjoyable one
Many ladies and gentlemen are going, and
there's room and an invitation for every
body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

- Trsasusss Spinner has dssilsd 49, 4 49,.
sxeAa.ess q snail notss Ssf lasxs o. sSaIi -
Say q LseA TsadssAx n sxsAaDeine -
Legai IsoaH noess fsr Nalioaal Da.k dn.ev r
sf.eeaeesea that tsAds y inessass ~ 7e1,.e y
~ 49, seees, whieA ~ 0svssnnsat - -
So - = g. ealy - fas = asesaI neeoarlkv
n. oplnase ~ issusd : eir.,,.r e.l,,,. -.
naalsa u Assistaat 1rseesyrss. nsss~-sSes1 ~
bsaauas ~ s0ssn e Na1ieaai Ssss ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

LITERARY NorIcEs.-0ur friend Lowry, Of
the News Depot, always earliest in RECENT of
news and literary and journalistic attraction,
place: on our table "The Sunday Nsea.i... y
edited BY that eminent divine, Dr.. Thon..
Guthrie, and moral, religious and Hter,r,
magazine Of high grade.
Also, he hands . Godey's Lady's Bool e.,
October, which j. Willingly appearing. .nd
VIII b sought Afr by the laeies.
Lastly, We have The Second Nm, T;Ilo,.
son." BY Percy Fitzgerald. We hays,,t ~
it We know nothing Of il merits. Par,
writes for GAN the Year Round.n Th;. -.
. was written for and published in -.
Hence It had to pas. under the critical nd.
nsn' OF Dickens. He must have ssid, 81
Will do" or it would not have been publ;.h
ID. And If "Boz" said that, you and :.
OF DICKENS admiring reader, viii not d.r. !,
~ or think differently. ALI these vorL.c.,
b had at Lowry's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
COMPOUND EorEs.-The Boston Post Of the

18th instant says:
Quite an active demand for the three year COM
pound interest notes has sprung up. They are
wanted BY the banks to supply the place ~ far -
possible Of the G caring House cevtfAeates. Il y
presumed the banks already hold the greater por-
tion Of these notes. They selling on the street
Tor considerable more than the face and componad
interest. The shortest of them natures in June
next, and are now quoted 1t ll5a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
A Nsw srsrsn or SAUL Corx-An n.

Of small coinage is now under consideration bv
the Government, and will, in all probability, b.
adopted. The proposed new cent is to b made Of
nickel the same ~ at present, but thecentr ofthe
coin has raised star, the nucleus Of which Is re-
presented BY hole through the coin. The two
cent pieces have two perforated stars, and the
three cent coin, three. Thus BY holding either
denomination to the light, or by simply touehine
them % - to feel the holes the value Of pises 81
money il unmistakably Known. The half diusg
aud dimes are larger coin Of better metal but
are to BE- distinguished by one or two psrfor,ted
stars. The plan 10 altogether novel, and NAV BE-
an improvement upon The present Issue Of mint
drops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Ar EraHr O'CLocK.-At that time pre-
cisely the excursion train starts 70 Fort Mad
ison this morning. Only Fifty cents for thu
round trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

WAT nonsense for man 10 promenade
me streets With his nice clothes stained With
paant or grease, when it il the WORK of bot J
moment to remove it BY the uss Of tie nEc.
isetis Cleanser"
sold BY all druggists and ,roc.,. fa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Hors.-The Cooperstown Journal Of the ssA
instant says:
Afew yards were picked last week, and on Mon
day last picking commenced very eeneYnIlv
throughout the hop districts Of this State IT,
wcAthse has been rather snfavorable, and the YER
min have increased since our last Issue. However.
We have seen come excellent specimens Of esred
rcps, and suen are IN demand At from IS to Sc.
The purchases are 10 supply orders, there beir.
no speculative feeling. The poorer grades Of No.
are not sought after just now. The Yield Win Il
in excess Of the homo oonsunptios.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

Rev. Mr.. WALKER win preach in the Uni,
tartan church tomorrow morning and svsn>
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
Fer sale.

A BRICK dwelling house. containing six
rsonA, esstFn,a fall lot. located Lot g. Block
III nasoas Lover addsioa TO Keckuk near the Gem
sssry. Title god Or no sale. Prc. Sslo cash which
voeM BOT buy ths hxfck In ths House.
jyz3A Hn reNvycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

BIAxKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of LAding and al kinds Of Jastice's
Blanks, call ct the GArB CrY Counting
Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
For sale.

OF 4, in Block rs, on when is Brick
- Dvsiisg Houss With rccns ana stor baseu ent;
also Yrsns Dwell nG with rooas, With good u Of
water, asd lot wef fescsd situated Paean street
tween 4sA and ttA streets The properly viii be sold
81 srsat b.rgain applied for sooo Tile COED
Enquire RI n. B. TEN-ETCk 4 co.
ouRl1A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22
FOB SALE.

on ACRES Of Land, mostly in TIMBER on the mid
CVdl~ road. lssding from eck uk gandusky ahout
niiss from the city, ard may be known - the Rich
sdson tract Title good. Prize 50 per srrs: Enquire
Of b. B. TgN-kYCK CO.
sng14A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22

CoLLEcrIos or Bounrr.--Sss Van valken-
buff's card. augle-3m
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sbane am DOnaerhas ben Il. Suti 1855 in benz Ga
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eaf ia ssrSta5t seHbuilis mits7s 5at 5edatain SaS
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5eraer eiaistId grltteei is @attiis aSots
ton ~ saibyHe, rOeIbe pnter apts 30, 23msh "a in
BEN BIan pSa SnbepenSence sqaare perseid fnb,
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| in Teruinen non So Ronatea sabbar, NIT 5Rtes
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Die sRDben.

Gin sroBer 2lrus nirb iest, nie oas
Stem Snrt ,8ou6oir" n1eloet, III Neits
&leibern getriebea. Die fd0niteH eer<
feIben babeu 2eibden in gloufenforntt,
tuieber anbere ni9t minber begebrt iper@
ben la Recamier stigefbnitten unb
ale babea einen NIT bieler @ra3ie me-
benben 9tof, tpenn bic Dame 5u Rferbe
| fst. Die 9anse oefelben lift beut 81
Gage nidt mebr bon Der ausOebnnna
ME ~ Soften unferer SroRmiitter.
Cine Der id)6Ren &oBbanbi9erinnen
erI1ien I'M GentraIpart auf eiueltt
pra6tboaen 5atben. H'Sieo tras eineh
gtettrod bonn blauen Commit bas 2eibf
den often iiber elmer iueiBeH G5eHiFtte.
gluf benz Saupte prangte cine BsIniars
tige bIaue @aibe, tbenfaas bon blaaenl
Commit iilter tpsId er cine alabre Stub
prd9tiger goloener 8o6en berborquoa.
9feibilde augenspolIten ent6eft baberg
baB pfefes .appige Sdar Der @iise dnSe7
66rte un6 arli6t Der &opfbaut Der iGos
men 9feiterin. gBds ber geei6 nidjt Ill
Ies erFinbet | Birb BOD ioaar bebaap4
let; bab es undAte sDaiferfdlle gabe, als
sob 10 .ettpas porfonlil1en fonnte ,I,ea.s,@s
glan @trdet iebt febr biele Ghatpls,
bic fd fir ben ean5sn GOnalHer tpobI
aud in.beber Ganft crbaItsn iperOeny iie
| Fno 70 Iet1t lt1b tiibt, s,iulaI ipenanl
lie mad arabifder 9lrt straet, .nne babel
ieben iie 70 reiSeiib, 70 betfabferifdt ans,
bab es fein Raaber lit penn ne irgNos
be bleiben; bonn nlIe 9erten, Jung lno
alt ipirben esSen ibre GnttbrpnnnS
proteairrn. gRit a(usnabme bee fiiper@
ben Spiben$G batUIs fihb He i6gioens
nidt aiibernidbig ,tbfner. Sic iin6.aiit
bietediger unb breiediger 6crn, non
Geibe ODER Wfuiirlin ODER ireen6 eineirl
ber eIeaantei, fei@ten gcnnnerftcffe uAo
an Dem 9tanbe NIT beafdrbisern 9uno
Snrdspgen. Die feineren habeH an ben
gian6ern farbige Gtidereieu. s,isa
/ 9dsquines feet man nod siemfiboft
|taAf ben 8rptaenabeI ater bte Beplpm
gasquinette bat dber Ne triumpbist. =
Diefe aIlerIiebiftu flrineH 3nbeb6rben
saeiner elegantensD antentoilette iper=
Den auf iebr beridieOeHe gBeiie &C.
81 III Gis SliusIsrb iuie uitlere Daynen lire
3terratben i'll iiennen belisbeu, tuelde
eben iett 0is ntlilen en- vogue fino,
beeeben. In 3etten, &amefn SIfeifep,
&teiGbF8eIn llnD anDeFeu dur Reitsrfi
geb5rigeH Gegeuiidnhea w gnEcanit,
RrpRaA, Gtlbsr Rnn Gpa DOS erlt
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Hon. sE.i NJ. ISTANTONui !.

- pHisIsie7H !isi2a Secretary OF War, = :
as4a oar sa11aaldE washington, p. G.
e s.,.. 1asA My pliments to the Presi-
s ss dent. We have carried the neon-
>sds lstitutieRalu amendemeuts i'm the
la5susbonss.,9 Vote IS atoiI45 Two OF
aaifahis tools refusing to vote. e - :. :.
III Tsri5oaW g. iBR0WNLOW,S ).
100 gsna5igsmGG oyernorsof Tennessee
mas .t5n4lggfn gn-.---1i--G s7gEui z9ti3si
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-20

y 'sefern 9fpFgsn Inn TO- p5r aiparDe
bic Sibung Oes Saules Der @eprafen-
tanten 5itrh 0erIeiea Ser NamensIiIte
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0berifreet, @6uIs, stesaIo, @arren,
spreder Seistel. II.

Sperifreet, SduIs, StesaIo, Barrsn.
Spreder SeisfeQ. II.
Nfartiip unb gEiaiams tpuroen bierauf
bret MaI aufserufen. DDd pisber
aNtipprtetta, iie MIDI, trobhern fie iib in
Sdnie befanbsn. 4ieber entfAieb beR
Spreber, Oab Ct biele beiben Mfitelies
per, Oa iie nidt Dem 9tufe ibrer 9iameit'
gea1tDortet, midi asitsablet tonne
fot9lid fein Quorum sesenlpartig iei.
uno nieoer enridieb oas Saus, oaB bes
Spre6ers Gntldeioung unre9t fei.
6araHf nerfiiahigte asr Gpsebe pie
-folgt ;cnSa bas 9aus Die Gntideieuus
oes Yraii6iuns als unre9t erflart bat.
10 nuB id bas Saus bef9tubfabig urrz
ieben, nno 1T om it bic &eip*
luton, bic bas conFitutio4
nelle 4menoement ratifi<
5trti angenommeH.
Gin faun 3u beipdlti9enber 8eifaas !
iturm bon ben Mitglisbern fowobI ais
aud bon oen3uldauern brad mad bieier
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Iesten SooesitoB erbalten babe. =
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frei unN ebrIiG eeHuden, Die Sridte
bieies Sieges 81 errineen. 9abt uns
frei BON 8orlrtbeilen 81 @erf6te iiken
iiber nniern befeetea @eener3 aabt uns
futdG iiberntiitbig1 iueroen iibsr9 unlere
sglansenben GrfoIee. eabt llns rubis
anb selaffen 81 Bsrfe sebeil !, IN, benz
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bic gtabliruns Der in cibiliiirten Relts
tbeilen aaein in0sltden Ofedtspria;ipien
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