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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
DDr. WHITTIER.
lsA South Clark Street chicago. nm.

Has for many years mLds the
treatment Of private diseases his
businsss sud study. syphilis
lin eli its forms, Gleet and Stric-
lures. Particular attention Civ
M % ola stsuA;~n $3.50. ,a.e>l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22
PHYSICIANS

! Have lss~ sincsa s,vsa Up the uss Of bnchs, ~
.'te. ed juniper in the treatment 81 teOce ois
a.. I'D snly use them for TIE vast o. es''e'
rsms4v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-22

IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE
BLADUER, INFLAMMATION VI
THE KIDNEYS. CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
SfRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAIN
Full UKlNATlNG.
81 the diseases il il truly sscvereigs remedy,
~ ~ m och cannot be said IN it, praise. A sin
- ~. ~ been known 70 relieve the most sr'
- ~, .,oabled with that distressing pain iu
,h. anal Of he back and through the lipss z
tesspoonfui . dag oi the Constitution WISER y"
relieve you LIE Mngic
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26
White Labor in the Tropics.

1t has been argued that negro
labor In our Southern States is essen
tial to their prosperity, because the
Southern climate is too hot for white
labor. Hitherto such an argument
could not be met very readily, be-
cause experience could .not furnish
any complete example to the contrary.
Such an example seems now to be
furnished by the British colony of
Queensland, Australia, where cotton,
rice and tobacco are most successfully
cultivated by whites in land the
Southern boundary of which is as
hear the Equator as the Southern
promontory of Florida.
From the address of Sir George
Brown, the Governor of the colony,
on proroguing his Parliament last
September, it appears that since De-
cember, 1859, the European popula-
ton of Queensland has increased
from 25, 900 to nearly ,OOO-nearly
our-fold-while its imports and eX-
ports have been more than trcbled.
1t was long supposed in the colony
that the European inhabitants could
not extend their labors successfully
lying wi4llin the tropics, except in
the case of some table land raised a
great height above the sea. But the
more temperate portions having been
taken up for pasture, necessity led to
tho exploration and trial of the
warmer regions, and the result has
been the unexpected rise and pro-
gress ef what is now considered the
model colony of Queensland
In our own country, also, it has
since been proved that white labor
will do in o number of the cotton
raising regions, and experiments of
that kind have already met with IA
vorable results An arrangement has
lately heen made for the cultivation
of cotton lands in South Carolina by
Swedish laborers, and the plan of
planting on shares has been largely
adopted In Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
slssippi and Arkansas, and societies
are formed that furnish white labor
ers for q commission. The Immediate
effect has been to advance the price
of lands which sold four months
since for $40 per acre in currency, up
to $50, with good demand. These
experiments will go on; but it is not
to be doubted that the freed negroes
of the South may still be q chief re-
lance for cotton growing, provided
| fanatical legislation is not allowed to
Ainterpose and nullify the judicious
= HEforts of capable white men in the
- south to render it available, in a
practicable and mutually beneficial
way, for the purpose.
Balti.to7-e Suu.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26
ALSO, A FULL LINI. OF
GENTS FIRdISuIyG GOODS !,

CONSISTING CT:
Over, Business and Black trocll COATS.
PANTS and VESTS Of all qualities
White Linen and Woolcn OVER-SHIRTS.
Shaker, Merino, Wooden and Cotton
UNDER-SH1HTS and DRAWERS.
Socks, Suspcndcrs, Colars, Wristbands
Ncck-Tics, Pocket IIanA!lcrchicfs
Hats and Caps.
Fine Pesged and sewcd Boots, Caters
and Shoes.
Together with u large and wcil-sclortel
= :, K of Plain and Fancy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26
SPECIAL

To Merchants and Shippers of Columbia
and surrounding country:
They viii find it convenient and alvan-
tageous to have their goods coming
steamer, via Charleston, to have the..
marked to the care Of the National Ex-
press.
An goods marked or shipped, as above,
will be forwarded without delay or extra
charge for drayage or commission.
The Tariff of charges will be based upon
a falr business per centage above the cost
OF transportation, without being onerous
or oppressive; nor will it be made less than
the cost OF transportation, with the view
to break down or drive off any rival, to
advance to oppressive and unnecessary
nigh rates. HARRY COTTINGHAM,
Assistant Superintendent.
o. F. WEBSTER,
Route Agent
P. P. ZIMMERMAN,
Acting Agent, Columbia, s. G.
Jan %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26

An abstract of the annual report of
he Croton Board shows the receipts
yof the Aqueduct Department for the
I year 1865 to have been 81, ,O13, ,6S3.
(which is an excess of $57, 1853 over
y he preceding year. Upwards of
e7en miles of sewerage has been
Constructed within the past twelve
months. The full extent of pipes
now laid for the distribution Of the
croton water through New York is
298 miles.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26

Sportsmen look forward with plea
surable anticipation to the races now
on the tapis between the celebrated
sons of Lexington-Asteroid, Ken
lucky and Norfolk. These horses
have respectively made the best time
on record. They were all bred by
Il. A. Alexander, Of Kentucky, the
present owner of Asteroid. Norfolk
is owned i'll California, and Kentucky
in New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26
Sup'ts Office, Charlotte & S. C. r. r.

sup Us Omce, charlotte & s. G. r. r.,
COLUMBIA, JANUARY l, 1866.
NNHIS road is now completed TO within
Il three miles OF Ridgeway, and daily
Leave Charlotte on arrival of the North
Carolina train, at 10 a. m.; arrive near
Ridgeway at p. m., connecting with the
stages from and to Columbia, and return
to Winnsboro the same evening. Leave
Winnsboro at $50 a. n arrive in Charlotte
at I.3o p. m, connecti with the through
Jan $ JAS. a FRSON, Supt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26

To Merchants and Shippers of Columbia
and surrounding country:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26

4 Connecti$qt lady sent a forty
,ght pound turkey to President
ARn; for 4 New Years gift.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26

The Copperheads -" Conserva-
tives' in the Delaware Senate
unanimously voted against resolu
tion thanking the soldiers and sailors
of that State for their efforts in sup
pressing the rebellion, and the reso
lntion was defeated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-26
HERE IS YOUR MONEY
M0UNCE & CALHOUN.
At Columbia. S. c..

A RE prepared to RECEIVE and FOR
~ WARD, BUY, SELL or STORE any
ARTICLES consigned to them.
Their connection with House in Charles
ton warrants them i'll saying to Shippers
and Consignees that their facilities arc un-
surpassed. All goods marked to their
care from East, West, North, South, or
any corner of the State, will reach them
through their agents established at va
rious points, through which Goods reach
Columbia, s. c.
Their SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, for
filling Merchants and Consumers orders,
by the package, at reasonable rates, they
hope will be complete.
Advances made on Goods and Produce in
Store.
GO Charleston Ne,rs, Chester Standard,
Charlotte Times, Laurcnsvillc Hernld, New
berry Herald, Spartanburg Express, Green
vile Mountdinee'', Anderson !::te!!iyencc'',
will copy twice, and forward bills
Jan 10 6*
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20

Fetal -. 4s II 2 2
Das @eiammtreiultat iiflomit ta1elbG
tpie I'm Sabre 1916.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20
Merft ts Gu@. ]

Die BiQ far Grb6bun9 ts6 @ebaltes
Ter @onsrebm 'tBlteper uurbe i'm !6uus
pon rem Demptraten &iblad inp I'm
@enat pom tenn Demottatsr Neemitb
Sdmmtlt@e Demptratsa
tetper 3duSer fiunmtsn pafar unp Der
prdfpent 9obnfon @sbt fe bur@ feline
untsri@,tft IN 9raft. 81 e8 baber ntdt
ld@srlt@ unp impairment, ben Y,dfpsnt
sSobnfon urb bic Dempfraten fprtmdb,
renp dber bieie BiQ i@!mpf.n 81 b6ren,
@ar fe 70 otrmerfi@ unp fdle@t, pie
{e |aetr, tparum bsleete Re Sobnfotl nt&t
NIT (eintn1 8tto, no nit It bod iof'fi<
ssbte no,? @tnn dQe &onerebmttalte.
Der, pel&e far Grbbbun8 three @sbaltss
fimu,ten, S@urftn unb 8lutf1user fino,i
paun trift bisfe B,3et&nuns nt&t uur
fdmmtli&e bemptratil&e Mttslttbsr bse
GonSre0sS. fonbern aud ben prdfDen,
ten, Der bteit 8slolbun8snbtbuns 9tneb.
mtyt wdbrenp e BE Ma@t bate, fe ~
pe.werftu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20

SO en- @ieben merbe n
ipIItL boB iene Gon8relfe
Itef necon fttuttpneue Gr-
enAbutten, bann 10 1rbeu
bic So e. fO4 Oer 7.3Oer
u n bpfe 2e85al s enber
6 Il pb \ s. ut prttft
"a i 8 geBebe n, unb baber
.mfrtb lp8iei,n. l5.
/ ST fe iemals etngelbit uerben wtrter,,
lp1tbe BON Dem obbdn8en, mas Der
prdfpent alsetner contributions llen Got1s.
soreb betradten n1rre. nod her 3ulaiz
lans Der &ebelen. @eprdlentanten, BON
uel9en Die Gage ber S@uloen better
straightforward in 8etrabt aesoSen tper>
ben tp1rbe.
Sbr
i5 & + n'b +. @tenetS gu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20
Sir @onersb,& eprdientant, i. Difrift.
g}iliaut @inocnn.
Sir @on9reb> &eprdlentant, 2. Di1rift.
g9natiu8 0onnellD.
Sir Staot6> Mubitor:
Gbarle8 mc9lratb.
Sir @lerf Der Supret1e Court
&bertpocb 1o1leb.
platform.

.#Es.
Bs1$1Siisn. sae te!ne gertei iants9sr bic i ssnada.
alS bic srpbe uni0ns-9artet. pel9e bic linton esrsttet.
Gab ba9egen fetn Greunb Der linton cine 9er(teQun8
oeri elben phni1en fann, pernaS9e beren %bteielben yer.
rdtber 1ur unumi 9rantten 5erridaft 0elan9en tpuroen,
welbe bas oanSe Qanb In 8tut babeten Mnb pdbrens pter
Iaaesr Sabre nit teuFil&er abattraft fir sie8era6runs
bes Qantes %fampften.
2. 8ef9lp E n, bas Der neun unb ~bretetefe Guns
ares, bic @e0nnun9 Der lpyaltn Mfa6en be8 yoltes au-
tberaa repraientireno, IN II N 4 9tsSp11er unb &c.
Ee&ter @eiie als cine sorsansies geetneune tn se ~
lion beerifenen Staaten Der gerfadune etnanserletben-
De @arantien bajir beeebrt bat, bab bic Nattcn ne sc.
5runsem ietn fea, pie enornne BURG bic Mebeltsn tn ~
rem teuFtf9en Mnfrengunsen, bic Nesterune iu serntd-
ten. eentrebtrte s@ule ~ %bssablen; Sab be 9rane.
5tHaaten I'M Gpnert6 bic 3abl Der 8pltsaimmen ietn fpu.
- soS {hblt&e Dislppa1tfen TN gonereb teint
8ertretuns erba1ten t5nnen fur Sier gtqtenen lsspler
2eute, welde tetve Slinme bel Der Wabl jener Neprd-
~3entaticn baten nno PCS ben Sabrern per gerratber,
Der;trrten. unb bas Qane gum 8mede Der Sererfberune
4brer eiseneu Wa4t unb Der Ierewt9une Der %afrifant.
iden 6flarerei, in ben furhterlt@fen unb ~blutteNen
Rriee ~Ouriten. ben bic 0efdi@te teunt, nte mebr BITE
:3nfunft elmer @e9ierune anpertraut tperben lou, tcl9e
IL 70 perratbsTti@erpeiie ssrin$ts nasaaarssn; .u
Ibfau son ben ,pabren @runbiaken Der Sreibett une
Neridttefett, au benen er fb NOD bs spr &ur;en 1aut
tetannt, eurb bic spn tbm seriu6te Vernittnne Der
erpben partet, bur9 beren Stimmen Ct sur Wa&t ertp-
Zen wuree, bae 9ertrauen Ter l0ralen Manner bes 8an-
bes ner59er3t bat.
Bt(dlpifen, bae mir bem Gbeluutt nnb Der
6elbfppferuns ber @plbaten, wel@e tes Mlte Banner
bio gum enb1t9en Siege emppr tielten, BE YFtdt egteer
Dantbartett {dulben unb bae bic repubttanttde Per
tel. Der Sre!bett nne ess &S{tntsasn,e Be- eaness eegsstibt'
net, itrer Mittwea uub QDaifeu anaueytenuen unb III eb-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20
Mnbp d

G~tRgefarbsn bat @nty tisertli& nod ME. al
Gin tebt ~ a d cit Ct entl&ieben. :3ufolse tas
Dalbtnetonsr Gurreippntenten bss q. q. pr,
alb fou Der wrafsent ben fosen. r@ouperneur~
br fossn, .@ieRaaten" ansmpfoblen baben,
fbrt fooen. .@ats8ebunssn' III berufsn unb
beuftlben bic Mnnabnte Ter sonQitutipnelen
Mmenbena entS au3uempftblen.
Die @a9e mirb u mieterrufen. ALIEN 100
&au&, 1T aud Teusr" @aet &ulenfpteeA 90 fou-
te uns oar ni&t munbern, wenn 0@ tas Ding
bod nod bsFdtiete. 9lnby bat f&on erSBere
@prunge esma9t une unfere beuaptrattl@en Bel.
tunesn tperben ,ppbl tbun, ua@ grade i@ Gin
&uents In bic Gage binein3ul enten, tpenn ie per
Orbre BIZ @uftt ibrer rbobltn pulitif&sn wbra.
ftn," nit bsnen 1t ~ tsweiien serfu&t ta6 bic
Mmsnbements rtsranuil@" rbieunionifii9,"
xieftientu' runnis,' !urj rabifal" ieten, wiebtr
fit 2ase 3u erllGren unb an beren 6teQe y II be-
re ,boble politi(ae wbrafen' ~ bre9ltln, NIT
sentn ft, pstl aney g 70 ttQ bic @ere9ttefeit.
Biaieieit. Nstbwenbts!eit unb :3pedn6biefeit
ber Amsneen,ents na@peiien. Die armen @9Ia>
let fnb bod fur@tbar attl bran unb ,ebr ~ be.
bauern, b.nn ieipen Sag Tnb fe fiber, ibre &C.
Rri9en 8ebauptunstn Qusen nrafen 3u miiftn.
Das tprnnat aber baber, tuenn cine yartei auf
btu 2aunen urb ben nit iebem Sage we91tlnben
Snt.re0en eines Mtni@en unb nod baiu
clues 5ol@en 9araeterlplen Menf9sn mie MnbY
Sobn)on berubt fatt aui ben epie unssrcrtent-
Ii@en Bunbauenteu Der @lei@beit tss @e&ks
MQer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20

Reeulatoren In 4en tudy.-9n beu.
@taate Rentudy babsu unldnsf &ubefSrunsen
unb @smal5etntn aatteefunbeu, ater bic Sen.
9sf. G.Da1is, G3tbilis GonmiRir bes
8rttbmans. Birean In benz Staate btrt&tet, pis
folst: nS9m Monat aueuf faraeaI 66 Gdae Dor,
TOO Garbiee beraubt, Sunb eeutbbanbflt purbeu.
Dteit @tpalhbateu eei&abfn Na9ts .ar@ ser<
.tltttste Manner, bic f9 .&t8ulatoren'
nanntsn. Gs %fonnten, !beils me9fn gIan8tls
an @aDalerie CUR @erfoloune Ser bertttenfn 9lau-
Der tbeils. tpeI bic s. mibbanbtNen bic gsrtlet<
eetsn ni&t3 u ertennen per,ao9ten. nur wtutse
Gtrbattuneen pprsenommen tporben. Sn Sal
latin County stpaneen biz 8anbiten an 100 Ne~
eerfamilien, ibren @obnfatten ~ serta0su unb
mad Snbiana 3u aieben. o my policy.
Die Mi&monb 1tmes iaet: rGs eieb
uur einen Muswes, uas son BEN tota.en &uiu
uub Serial ~ retttt, tpel9er BEN Rabitaliemus
foleeu wirb. Derfelte 1T 3u fnben in elmer @e-
eierune NIT Der fdrtfen Greeutisetwalt, beren
bic @ef&i&te seoentt. Nennt Is Desputismus>
ntan tbr .peut, aber babin mug IS IN Mmertta
tcnraen, .penn bieien repolutiunaren Geriineett
nt@t etubalt eetban pirb" ma.
.@pblan," btmertt bier3u cine tpenli9e 3ei-
tuns. wpir, bic 80 Miaiunen eipili(irttr 2eute int
Norben unb @efen. mir tSnnen ss nod ausbal.
ten unter ter rspnblitauti@sn @esieruuesform
unp lp8ar felt babfi tperben. l1nb barum Gnb
MIR fef entl&luNtn unlere 8ultsre9teruue bei3u<
bsbalten, itutlae aus einem GunoreNe beRsbt, Der
bic @eiebe uta9t, aus ttneut Sberbunteseeri9t.
tuel@es b%ieielben ausleet, unb einsnt Greeuttu-
8eamten, wtl@er fe ~ Soafrtdsn bat unb Der,
tpeun It u1etr ober tpeniser .but. in Antla9eu-
Qanb yeri.bt wirb. Dies 1T bas nSrbli9e pro.
sramnt. 0efaQt IS ZEN 5abl6nbern ui@t,
tSnnen fe es in ber &eputlit nt@t utebr ansbal~
ten-moQtn le ablplut bespo'ii@ reeiert fttn-fp
raSsen ft nur nod emma! TIRE rrevoluttondren
@pranse@ ser iu@en-uub Ct tann ttnen eebol.
fen werten."
. 80 Snbren.- Scr speiunttrei6ig
9abren, bcmtrtte bic Gttcago G.ibune, ale
Douglas aus feiner 9eimatb in ben vgriinen
Bergen" na9 Sainuis sue, tuar lein grocer ST.
val 2incoln. tslen 2urbeeren aus benz BIad
9awt &rieee np@ frif@ tuaren, poNmeiRer;
9nbres Sobnlun funsirte ais MaYp1 III eiuer
tItiuen @rtiresRabt in &enue0se; Seferlon
Dasis, tan.als Drasoner. 2'tutinant, ma@tt
Sags auf Snbtaner; @eparb betrauerte 1etne
Mieterlaee als @ouperneurscaneibat Breden-
rttse 6us,rte TT eiaem &entndii&en college bic
&ebeu &ieero's 8e8en Gatilina &baie par BE-
rnibt, I'D IN @tneinncti cine Mooofatenpraris 81
peri& oFen. @ummner beeann feline Mbpptaten.
eaufbaba in Bottom Byoberid arbeitete al6
@teinmsb: Grant mar Gin S@u!iun8e> uut
Garraeut treu3te an ber braFliant@&en &lft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20
Nt3ts auberes nor IN erparte,t

~ Gv@l 0UOeES0 WUS ~ ~SSSVWSSeu
Die Gopperbeao.B ldtter nerb6bnen NIB
bel&impfen lie pittsbur8lG opention BET
0etesr an en- unb nenatn bic $4,000
Solbaten, barunter faufente Dcnt 3rip'
peln ,bie uMa&ad9ltr" Der Aruet. 8orate
man ettpo8 BsGeres Yor bteltn Bldttern
@dbrenb beS &rts8se purs
ber chen bieft Solpaten BON tbet' bet<
ieu Gopperbeab- Bldttern uGtnbrinelins
oe, 0anpolea Qintplns9 unte, S6lblt1ne,
Mduber uup Murpbrennet" 8enannt,t uno
Nidts tpar pp1, ben @cpprrbeabS 10 febr
yerbaet tpie Elm @plpat bfr u%ntcnsarn1ee.
Dieter 9aB bat fia n:&t Qemtbert; nod
3ur Stunte fdQt 70. Elm Gopperbeab In
Rrdmpfe, ,peun tr Gin mitSltep iener bra>
zen Mru1ee ii.bt, wel&t tie, iap!i@en
Brdoer" III paaten gstrteben bat.-Gs If
bits aud aans natdrlt&; mon BAT Il, Der
Reael tetne Qtebe tar b~iejent9en, pom penen
man gtprl9slt tpcrcen!- eo~pperbeabs
,pii1tn bab {ie teine fur@tbar.ret @e9,er
baben, als cte @olpatet Der 8roBen untcnS
9lruee rnb IS IL beStal3 aud isbr ertldr>
lid, bab lie btlt uitt ibrem atftisen 9aGe
perfolQen. Die &rippsl, @tttpen urp
@et(en t6nen auS BEN Muftretn Der Cop
perbeabs eeeen DE Soloaten-@ Convention
In ptttsbur8 erieben, tpas tie ~ erparten
b6ttel1, trenr bic Yortet be6 2anbs8per>
ratb6 pieper ous &ucer 9efcmn1t!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20
Sen, eieel nber bic 3olitif be8
Nr6fbcutet. #fh5f. M 81

Sci br 8roben @oltsperlamulun8,
bic In Mle9ebenD City. nabe Yittsbur9
unmitelbar mad ber @olbaten- Gsnnsns
t{cn oboebalten pnrbe, lpra@ 5uer( Sen.
8anfs bon Ma0a@uietts unp .purpe
bann Sen. Si8el 8erufen. Derielbe faB-
t. urter Mnperer, :: aa
Ga fti {onberbar, intnr Mnbretp 9ubn>
}on bebaupte, (ei.e Yolitit flBe f@ auf
bic GcnAitntipn unb has Bolt. prdl>
bent Sobnlon trete BE Contribution NIT
GlBen. b:nn tr miBa@te ben eri1er Arti>
Tel ber Contribution. rel@er bic le0iSlati,
Ye @tmalt Der Station ausl@ltbli@ In
bic 9dnbe bes @onare6e8 le9t. St lebrte
I'D ouf seesn bte(t @ewalt unb bel@inpft
1tlbft bic etn3elnen Mit8liebsr peritlben.
Gr setlanae bic 3uluGuns bsr fdbli@en
Staeten pbne Mudfiat auf bic Reprd.
fe%ntattonsbafs bur@ bic Emancipation
Der StlaSsn erlittsn babe, urp cbne
&ddf&t aut bas eors.l&laeene ,Mmen.
ntment. weldes cine 1neue BafS ;feR>
fttlt. Or erftnne iberbaupt ben Son.
4reb .ttt an tnb babe f9t NIT tue.
partet htntif3tyt mel@e NIT BEN per.
dtberii&en uno repoluttondr,n NIaa nm,
8tnAe. hte ieBtae 8efebasbsnpe Beb6rp,
bee 2anbes tur@ cine u(u,patortf@.
@emalt 3u eri.beu, bsfsbenb aus ben
Geinoeu ttr lopalen NIB proer.Gipeu
partet. Dabur@ brobte BEN 2aup,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-20

DppIittle In Sc 4. On,
lsBtperfoGenen Donnerfa9 faab IN Reno
fla cine pplitti&e Debate aptf@en ben
@enatpren 3ore unb Dcolittle ftatt. Der
@rfoenannte erbfnete bic Debate uup
trttt(1te IN elmer e%tntanbtBer Mspe. Sic
Yolitt tes prelbenteu uno bic %befannteu
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ben lalbapernpen @enatcr aud aus, unb
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