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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27

Alta meeting OF the Democratic and Conserv'
alive Central Committee of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst, the
following resolutions were adopted:
ou sf townships be held Meetings u the var:
18th Of AUGUST, at . O'CLOCK, P. NJ, in the
County Townships, and at O'Clock, T. NJ, In the
City Townships, to appoint FIVE Delegates in
tion on the 18th of August. -
RESOLVED, That COUNTY CONVENTION Emf On,
he held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING, at 10 o'clock. A: NJ on SATU n
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
DELEGATES to the State Convention to be held at
Parkersburg on the 2sd of August. .,.. 10 -,
pointed to confer with the State Executive
COMMITTEES in selecting delegates to attend att the
Philadelphia on the 18th day of August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
PesoIved, That these proceedings be published
in the Daily and Weekly Register, and Der T.
better Freund VIM. U. HANDLAN,
Chairman.
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Henry Strawberry, Attorney General.

The country is to be congratulated not
less than President Johnson himself that
he has q constitutional advi ser in the
high Office of Acknowledgement who
knows the laws of the United States,
aud who deem it a duty to declare and
obey them, an who is worthy to sit in
the seat of Il ndolph, Pinkney, Writ,
Clirerd, Crit den, and Cushing.
NJ Stahsbe Y is declared by the high
est members'i his profession to be ii
iawycrof emit uprightness, of large ex
perirnce and acquaintance with the Sci
enc" Of mrien' dence, and OF superior &C,
umttr Speed, his predecessor, was his
counterpart j all these respects. He
lacked integri =, what experience he had
had bred him no faculties, he was igno.
rant Vt statutr books and of legal prin-
ciples and he had about as much acu-
men rs the terdril of trumpet-creeper,
His decisions vere generally wrong, but
whether bad O good he had an instinct
for emitting tie best reasons for them.
Tbatin 81 10 counselled armed resis-
tancr to the authority of the govern
menD and PEI naded thousands of young
Kentlckians ITO combats which he new.
er had the cOu age to join, is a matter
which need no' be set forth, for it is only
as a lawyer or sno lawyer thse his pres
eut status bee, me of consequence TO the
country. He rs now gone out for pollt-
zeal reasons IL would have been well
if, months age for legal reasons, Presi-
dent Johnson nad made more haste and
less Specialize York Horld.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet In
their respective counties, or townships at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and
select delegates to represent their county IN
State Convention to be held in PAKkERs-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST % al
ten o'clock a. M, for the purpose oil nominating
candidates for State Offices.
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence, we recon-
mend that delegates be designated by written
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be authorized to
nominate candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
Bv order of the State Executive Committee
d. LAMB, Chairman.
O. S. LONG, Secretary
Wheeling, juno 81, 1865.
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Sabbath School stute Convention.

At meeting of number of officers
and teachers , Sabbath Schools of this
city, held il the First Presby-
terian Churcr, on Tuesday even.
ing, the 18th Instant it was resolved
toihold STATE Sabbath School Conven-
tion, and the undersigned were appoint.
ed COMMITTEE to publish call inviting
the officers and teachers of all the Sab,
bath Schools j., Wheeling and vicinity
to meet ia the First Presbyterian Church,
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, at
o'clock, to maize such arrangements as
are necessary - accomplish the object
above stated
In view off, Importance of this IN
dertaklng and he fact that most of the
other States have, for several years, held
such conventions, resulting in untold
good, we earnestly appeal to all friends
of this cause, aud especially to the Off.
GERS and teachers of the several Sabbath
Schools of Wheeling and vicinity to
attend this meeting.
T Fl LOGAN,
W n. OXToBY,
W. w. MILLER,
JNo. HARRISON,
s. P. WHEELER,
COMMITTEES.
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National Union Convention.

At meeting Of the Conservative Central
Committee for the State of West Virginia held
at the Club Room in the City of Wheeling, on
Tuesday evening, July nth, 1861 the fol
lowing preamble and resolutioLt were esdopted:
WHEREAS, a National Union Convention has
been called TO meet in the city OF Philadelphla
ON the l4th day of August next to devise meas
nres 10 rreSei rq The National Union 10 ptndieate
The Sufciencu of our National Constitution to
Guard the States from covert attempts to deprire
then, of their tue position in tbs Union, and TO
bripg toqether those aghO are unndtlTaty SCpGr-
dted :" TO which Convention THE PEOPLE OF the
several States and of each Congressional Dis
trict have been invited 10 send delegates; And,
WHEREAS, This Committee do cordially ap'
prove of the object and principles set forth In
the call for said Convention as above enumer-
ated; Therefore,
PesolUed, That the people of the First Con.
eressional District of this State be requested to
meet in Mass Convention, in the City of Wheel
inp'' on Tuesday. the 3lst day of July, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose OF selecting
FOUR delegates from this District TO said Ma
tional Convention.
As the people of the Third Congressional Dis
trict have already taken steps to appoint their
delegates to said Convention, it was deemed In
eXpedent to make any recommendation rela-
tive TO their selection ofrepresentatlves,
The Committee appointed the following gen.
tlemon delegates TO represent the State
at large in said National Convention John
Hall of Mason; General John j. jackson,
of Wood Lewis Ruffner, of Kanawha Thomas
Sweeney of Ohio E. w. Andrews, OF Berkely !;
John S BuNett, of Taylor Henry ). Walker,
of Harrison; Henry II. Withers. of Lewis
d. LAMB, Chairman.
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1et0fr from Hen. u. ~. Curtis on
the ASMY en- linn

- We. call attention to the annexed let
ter of Hon, B, r, Curtis, of AJassacAu.
sets, approving the aims Of the Phila.
de1phia Convention It-wiG be romen-
bered that, as q member Of the supTema
Court of the United States, Judge Cur
tbs delivered an elaborate opinion dis
senting from Chief Justice Taney's de-
cision of the famous bred Scott case
Since that time he has been a standard
authority with his party, (the Repub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27
Funeral Notice.

The members of virginius Lodge No: 2
Franklin Lodge, No 3, William Tell Lodge No.
6, wheeling Lodge No. 0, Pamela Lodge, No, IL,
Concord Lodge, No 10, !. o. 9. f., and all so +;
journing brethren in good standing. are invitea 9
to meet at the Lodge.room this afternoon at
o'clock, for the purpose of paying the last
tribute to our deceased brother, Louis Meder'
By order of William Tell Lodge, No. 8.
jy27.1t j. PFARR, Sec'y, pro- tenn.
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DIED:

On Thursday 26th inst. AT 1t O'Clock, AM
MI. LEWIS MEDER, agedA years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence ON Chapline street, Centre Wheeling al
81 o'clock this afternoon. The friends OF the
family arc respectfully invited to attend.
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democratic Climb meeting.

A meeting of Democratic anu oun
sentative citizens will be held at 'ne
Club Room on Main street, next satur-
day evening". A full attendance Is ear
estly requested, as business OF pressing
inheritance will be presented for the con-
sideration of the meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27
Mrs. WinsIoW's Queen Hair
Restorative.

THIS PREPARATION EXCELs
i all others inasnuch as it is compound Of
all and only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be effcacious IN restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling out of the hair changing, dry
and wiry hair to moist, soft and glossy ringlets
invigorating the scalp and curing all its hui
noting the growth of the hair. Sold wholesale
and retail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc !, Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling, W Va,
Manufacturer Of Bookings Unrivalled iBak'
ing Powder. . ly2
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce Mr., RuBERT B. WOODS,
of Richland Township, as candidate for nom
ination for the office of County Recorder, SUD
ject to the decision of the DEMOCRATIC County
Convention. [jy9-tcl MANY NoIEhS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27

"a WAsWNGroNT correspondent Of the
Albany Journal radical J, IN speaking OF
the Bla cks of Washington, says, fright
ful So TAILOR, dirt, barbarism and llcen.
tious'less are the characteristics OF the
negr oes of that place
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Notice to School Teachers.
IIrRaCuRRs DFsIRTNf. IN

n obtain sii 5uations in any Of the Free Schools
wear, are hereby notified that application must
be made to the Commissioners of the Township
in which they desire to be employed to teach,
on or before the 9Th day Of August next.
BY order Of the Board of Education.
iy2l-1Ot j. N BICKELL, elk.
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TIE Nashville Union has the follow.
log. ~---7 ..-.....-,.. ....--.-r q. q.
is it possible" asks country visitor,
that IS Radicals can pass the Constitu-
tional Amendment We can only reply,
with the lights before us, that 43 Radi-
Gals can pass auyl5 thing-but a grog.
Shop i'fo-l q sa'-r 80 e--r-. -5l|- -r.-4r
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Registration Notice.
Grocery Stand for Sale.

T OFFER, AT PRIVATE SALE,
Il my House and Lot in Bridgeport. Ohio. The
lot is about one hundred feet front by one hun
bred and thirty two feet back. The building Is
16x25 with an excellent Store.Room and Cellar,
and dwelling over head, containing seven rooms,
back yard and never failing well oil water
The rooms can be divided to suit two families II
necessary. 100
This one of the best Retail Stands in the coun'
ty. The good will Of the stand goes with the
property, as intend going into the country
For further particulars nqutre OF
-. VIM. H. SHARP,
iya4.3G Is -L. Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-27

VNOBACCOs-
Il 20 Butts Russelrs Blacko 10
% do Jenny Lindds.
50 Caddies Monitor War
IS do ii Banner do i's.
IS do M Williams Black ICE
50 do Crown do los.
IS do BlackHamburg rs.
Bright lbs Us, Ys, rs and los, very hne.
do Fancy Twist 2Cs;
BRIGHT Fig Natural Leaf In Drums, and
Spun Rolf in store and for sale by -
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Statement

Geo Mendel Pres't. A. o. Quarter, Treas
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, }
Wheeling, w. Va, June 3Oth, le6e.
The Directors Of this Institution have de:
clared dividend of 10 per cent. on the capital
stock, free of Federal and State taxes, payable
10 the stockholders or their legal representa-.
tives, on demand. A. C.QUARhIEh,
iy2lm Treasurer.
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Cnunty Convention,

o. S. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling, juno 81, 1866.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
Morb zines Oeutfdeu in Der Wdh,
BON Mlton.

(aus hem alton Geleeropb pom s. Gstruar.]
Im SamRaa fanb bier. eine s@laaerei
fat, Die trau,iBe Golsen Bate. Gin
Deutider NamenS Ureb Miuer blieb t2bt,
ane Spei Slneert, baruntrr etu Ntgrr,
trurtea Dertpurbet. 90 treit &pir BE mas,
erea umnRdnbe erfabren tonnter, ilnb be-
ielben foleenbe: Die Scene erfolete bei
elmer pferoe @uetiun. 3wei partbeien
battet auf pa1elbe Yferb 9ebpten. Der
8teter einerieits war Drills nit nod apei
peiben @eno0en. Der anoere 8ieter mar
elm Ne9er. MtQer unb feline @efdbrten
jaBtea Zen Ne8er pom @er~taufsplab tpeo
unp p~erfols:en i'm ettpa cine Yertel Meile
wett NIT N1ttn, S6auftlu. 6euoabeln ,c.
perieben. Der Meber brebte ii9 aber
pl5Bltd 9eeen feline @erfolser un,, {dos
NIT feinem &enolper MiQer. BET aueer,
bltdlt& tuct bIieb, nieeer unb nerrpunbete
etntn ontern ietner 8erfol0er. einer ST.
ldnper. eefdbrlt6. Die ibrtaeu Ner>
folBer tautett jebt binsu unb pr1selten ben
Ne8er bermaben tab man an leineua Nuf>
founn,en 3petfelt. Der Srlanber letl
nod. bod 1T fem Auffommen s~tpeifel,
taft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
f&tsmaeressln ssasn einen llessrfau ttr
s9netaner aetrciffR f{ub.

1fhf4tAn6fAnAI1A hHAptf e{t4pft. 81 thePShU befi
SnStnn.r neirciFe, Snb'
menn felM.s nidt o.f6.b... rirb hen,
2noe bie meit.rreige I'm n.Nsttes ss,rh.i,
Sd Der @eftbI1bobfr bts No6enl Ia
dttr,euat Eat. sac cine berertios gpaM.
ldiGaitit ri&t pitper porfomnat,a min.
SUD wirb BEN Gommaubanten bes4ndds
Reu RuitdrpcReuS bapou auitiAe, ae.
ma&t werber, bauit ber 3ua tafeibR
etuer ~aberualiaea aenauen Bek6tiapua
unterworfta tperpe.
sue aber bic plaius Rettnbeu. aueer
@eImen. bic auut MilitdrbieuRe Ter Der.
'6taatru aet6reu pber II BEN DcRfntfhen
art Der liettrlaubroute reife,,. mdTtn ad
mtlitdrif@ praantfreu. Ia Us.
tbtSI,nn,eu ui&t inter so @ouu cher fh|
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
yfeuer
0roffrp Il prouidon-S tore
-. Spit.

Main Strabe, nabe Que. Guse'5 5oiel,
Ninneapolis,
IL ftets nit alien Mrtea Ben @aarea IN finer
Yraude euf's Bette Yerlebsn uue fabrt ~netenbsi
ltets CUR differentiation ietner tratben aunssu
". Elm frildeS gute5 @!as 8ierz
@u9 tmpftelt I'D her lnterssi6u.ts bisrni:
befers gun, ausTertissn s1a
goQma6ten, 1ootenldeine NeifepaIsn,
Deeps, Norteases, Mietbconz.
lraetsn, uststlssen in END
Iiider urp teutIaet
Spra6e, &c. &C..
Gr lbernimmt aud bic uete1ieneuuq ben ua-
detsn NIT @ertbiaaen, 9itttileern &c. mad
Deutidlauo unter Garant;e bsa riat.eea gnIan-
seas %terftlben an ibse aorefe.
8ernsr sermittslt ct bic Spstiruns nrn We;fes
men Gus tsr alien Seiu,at mad Nmsrita auflss
tefen unb biuieiten &siie,pnttn.
Nle berartieeu BON itm I]terurmurenen aui-
TRACE tperesn nit auBsrte wuntli9feit urt esasn
lsbr biQise 0ersutun3 ausssfnbrt, unb nirs eaz
Snterele isintr freuuoltdsn Nui!raaafbsr f;stz
a!e oas Se1ntgs arleber. 6. Spis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
eceue i'm eenat3tmmer.

Senator A.-QisR aus einer Dope,
|f&D: Die Demptraten pom Dayton
Obio. baben beute 100 &anpneui&d6ea ~
Gbreh Anorep Sobnion's ab%0efeuert. Mus
ben. GenRer @auaneisbam's mebt cine
GlaSae."
setator 8.-Darfi i'd frasen. w.l&s
6las8e 60 mar?
Senator N.-S@ tann Is nt&t ia9eu
'-bie Depef&e 0ibt barber stinen auf.
f@lu6.
Senator @.-Denue Il feline { ne
Glaeee peben lief. 10 mar es bic @.bel>
.IenHaese.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
8i8amit.
Gin bsrsloftr s6urie.I

(aus BEN rYsRon perals' ssm S. gi7.)
@ir taben beute BE Ginlelnbeittn Il,
GaQes pom Bt8amte ~ beri9ten, Der.
nae 6er3lofetett uup @ewt6enlofetett
oeS S&ulpi9en anbelan9t, feinee @lei,
den iudt.
SIN SABRE 1859 petliebts f@ elm bib,
i@er iuueer Mann, Mameas &4arles
poweQ, alias Gbarles $. geSmoit In
ein retsenpes iun8es Nldb@en frana5I.
i@er Abtuuft. Namene Marearet Aubers
~. Ct fano @nape Dor tbrtn Ausen U.
balb ourauf umi@lans fe 6yn.en's
Banp. 81 TIT sbelt@ee &eben elm {ebr
eladlt@ss war, pb le in peufelben lite
6ofnun9en unc Grmartunoer tealiirt
fanpen, t6nntu mir nt&t an9eben. nur -
piel pii7eu nil, bab ibr Qebtn eiu lttr
bemestes unb unftdtes tpar. Balb mad
Der 3o&3ett retftn ie mad Gnelaup ben,
6etu,atblanpe popeQ's pom pa mad au>
ftralien unb pom ba nod 81. Yaul,
Mtnneiota. @ie lange fe BORT lebleu,
pi5sn MIR nt&t, es madt ti.s aud tpe>
MIG CUR Sa&e bic verla6ene Satin lebt
mad BEN @efdnpnii1e tbres attrlnnieen
@atten nod bort.
@pr Ginger 3ett tam Yopel pieber
bierber unp ludte 8ei@dftieunp in lsi.
nenl @ewerbe as Bddtr. St fane balp
srbeA unp madte I'm 2aufe Der Belt bic
Betannti@aft e,nes junsen Mdphens,
Nantens Barrie, oeren Gamilie In 2am>
renee, Ma0., rppbnten. ST nereae feline
S4wdre, 8titanp TIT, bae er feliete uup
wurbe erbtrt. Das iunee paar folte II,
tur3er 3ett 9etraut tpereen, ale bic Yoli,
aet b.s 5. Dtfriftes, mir rpiijen ni@t ME.
erfubr, d6er wel&em Ab8runp eas arn,e
Mdp@en i@mette. Gin Yol3eibeanter
wurbe an. lebten Mittwod na@eaprtnee
9efdtdt, UNI fe DOR Der ibr brcbenEn@es
fabr 3u ,parnen, aber leiper fam It 3u
fpdt! Nm Gage Yorber ,paren fe Setraut
tuorpen. Deritlte 8eamte, btr fotait i.i=
men 3wed perfeblt lab, teee8nete an,
Samfa8 Na@uittaB BEN Yaare In Der
2enorfr. unb ob8lei@ feline YRi9t cine
unan8enebme uap 9rauiame mar, 10 btelt
tbn bies BOD MID! ab, bic 8eiben ju per>
baftea unt mad Der Yoli,et Citation ~
brinaen. Gs tprrpen Benefits eee.,1 bel,
bersloien 0erfdbrer poreebra@t uno Ct Be>
fam, bae feline tetroBene erfe frau In
Minnefota lebe. Daa aru,e Mdp&en,
eaS ft@ 70 pom BEN berjluftn S@urfen
bate tduf&en laGtn. 9ebbrt elmer per adt<
barfen Gamtlien In 2amrence an. Der
DeriuifunB nabe murbe bas arn.t 81.
fer mad bauie juriid ebra@t, pdbrenp
BET ebr. unb pft@tuerBeGtae 8erfabrer
mad ben. @efdnsni6 eetra&t wurte. uu,
ete pcbluerbtenteS trafe fit ieineS &dne<
i@tdt ~ ertparten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

betta Cob 70 ptse Grplsbiuebvdpea per,
ae1ta. loQ Yerf&a&ert uerben, bauiit (ein
,ad&foIesr anaeRraft slQes baS iu ui&te
usadet Tam. nae ba6 Bolt In ben Yter
9atren be etntclni&en Eermiue 10 blu.
ti8 erratla.
81 BAD nod ni&t tinret&enb, tiefe
gRent&e1 ttr Dera@tun8 bee Aanaeu
0olle6 pret6juaebtn. tR aQes u.oralti&e
0tfdtl aQer eble Corn nerf&wuuben uub
bsSrabtn3 (SQ Staatsata.)
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8ermii6te Sfeuigfeiten.

Die 5fentltaen 9ertebrsanloaen,
pte Gienbabnen, Candle &C., bic mdbz
reno bes Rriess I'M @dpen aerlt5rt
wurpen, feat man jsbt iberau ipieoer
ber.
= Stour : pduputnse, eesenwartiB
bel Sort 2arannie per lan,n1elt, bielten
cine Beipre@uns NIT ben, @ommanban<
ten bes Sort unb tur@ ttelen yer Eelez
erupb NIT Sen. @beatot, In Omoba.
Die 6auptltn8e neri@erte11 auf tas
Geferlt@Re TIRE frteblibsn @elununat,.
Der tn 3auie bes Gonerei1es
paiitrte @eieBentmurf fiji Elm &uienbe<
uteut 3ur &on1itutip,, Der Ser. Staottn.
wel&es Serfd9t, bab nur Die 3abl Der
wablbere@tt9ten Yerionel1 III eineu,
Staat fir bic 8ertretur9 beHelben I'm
&cuSreie mae8ebenb tf, allo Nt&t<
mdbler aud ni@t reprdlentirt }et1 foQeu,
tcnnte tut Senat bic erforberli&e 3wet<
Drttelsmebrbett nt@t erbaltel1 aup atna
pesbalb nerlpren.
Senatpr Salisbury BON Rentudp
ipeI&a fttnes Greunpes atnpY 0or.
ltete far nSlb &pe" ,tbetlt, erf@ten am
lebten Mtttwp@ I'm @enat poQfdnbta>
rtnt1F uno mubte Don 1wet Gpa,o,n
btnausbu@irt percen.
- 1babbeus Stepbens trat ,eulid
ale Uertbeipieer bee prdfbeuter n,
9aufe auf. St ertldrte, Die anotblih
son bemftIteu In @aibtnaton an Qir,
eelns 0%tbur:staB 9ebaltenen 4ebe flr
cine GrfnouuS per nGppperbeaps,s bte
r,ur barauf ansstn8en, ben brapen Nntv
~ blanatren, Der chen ntel 3u brap ,1nb
%perfdnots unb patrtptti@ uub na@tern
ttt tol@e6 !3euB III f&waben. Dae
9aue 8tn8 auf ben Spa6 Elm, uub
Stepbene bat nit ptualtlben ben @uss
TAU bee Ygrdfeenteu 18eBen Jpn NIT 3in.
len 5arddeeSeben.
Dit @ppperbeabH Yp, New
9anpibire baten bic Na@rt&t III {treu,
9taate %perbrettet, Der @eneral,p oRmtiRer
Denniicn - Mttslieb bes Sobnion'i@,u
&abtnets - baden ale pofutetfer pou
Nep !4ampibtre au @iGen aetban, bos tr
jebsn poametfer abftbtn ,perbt, Der
tn ber ud&fen @aN fdr has repubIt.
tantf&e Etdtt fiu,u,e. Sn Goloe
ee1tn per6fentltdt nun Der 0eneral.
pofhmeifer fclsenbe Grtdrdng:
nDk Bebauptur8 BET G~opperbeats 1T
ttat - Edge unb i'd tsnube bie(e ST.
ls9enbett UNI arf's aQerbeRiutmteRe III
ertl6ren, Oa6 Id als 8lrper ppu glep
0aupibtre flr bas Ban3s II,
tantfhe fiid.t limu,tn uup SQee auf.
btete, wiirpe. ben 9ieB btftlben III !
f@ern. Das Mpbl unb ber 3utu, ber
Aatton tdn0eu npu ber euergt(&en Auf,
vt&terbaltunS uah BEN @tes ber rsp u
blttaRN&en partet al, unb psrsn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

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