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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27


MENoaAHsGiA. ol Pr WISE Elcrr
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menstrual l4lI-in one ease bong 90 .e|
companied by severe pam. a. to- 15si \
fIsa secretion, whiin viii be speedily rerI
Constitution Water
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watch Is Ihe result ~ t RELAXATION ID Cd. ID
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luiin line CASES ult VI Ten. che L5c.r i'. E
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MEDICAL
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

'THlI U7HI y "a u II
y r. GREG
Dur Ss- II wish - MORN yos tt...f Y
under the treatment OF soma n or BE- y
Tor nearly two years without reos.riaf a
had lost All confidence, anl lnGaigsis !
hope OF cgra from any source ~ y
Dopsy AMI my physicians TIA 70. o.
no car3 Tor me wss tappei slms enr
A. tue iiiiere1t operations ABOUT i8 \
water w4s removed
am happy Cd inform yoa that I lar, :
pletely restored . health by tie "a B, D
Water
make tlls statement hoping Is nsr -.
pers0ns wlo nay bs similarly Athlete.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
For Cutane0us Disorders,

Aaa all erlDtoas OF .hs 81 in tae sALvE 8 LOST .
r.llabl1 l. i3es 1lr asa. sKts-1alT alone blt pen
etrates with fhs mosi se4reans effect o. tae var
root % tue evil
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Connecting At Jackson with Mic hig n
Central and Mich. southern r. X.

Through Passenger rare Detroit aas L4as'as. - IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-07
THE s.ruArIon IN NEW YORK.

THE o1TuATAOn ~ NEW hOAR'
In answer TO numerous inquiries As to the
probable result in New York, the Tribune
figures thus:
In 1864, our State Was carried by small
majorites-6,T 49 for Lincoln over Mcclellan,
and 1928 for Fenton over Seymour. in to-
tai of 1908 votes. We have always be-
lieved that these majorities we're reduced by
foul voting and fraudulent changes of sold
ier's ballots-that our fair majority at that
election was about 70, COO.
Last year our adversaries confidently ex-
pected to carry the State. Their State Tick
ct was in good part made up of men who had
been prominent Republicans Montgomery
Blair stumped our State in its behalf, arm i'm
arm with John Van Buren,, whispering in the
ears the select few that Andy johnson WAS
"all right, and would give them '.the spoils
if they would carry the State Lieut.. Gov.
Campbell, Judge Edmonds, and lots OF small
er fry, turned against us and superficial
observer must have supposed that we we're
doomed TO defeat yet we carried the State
by - ,e57 majority.
The aggregate of Democratic majoriiies in
all the counties outside OF this City was buI
8, 334-an aggregate which ST. Lawrence
| alone will overbear next month. And il is
our confident conviction that neither these
nor the City msjorities can now be increased.
In other words, we believe that all the coun.
| ty majoritiss for Hoffman will not exceed &c..
600, while we are equally sure that the coun-
ties which 60 for Fsnton will roll up an ng
gregaie majority of at least 60,000.
| If the October elections shonld sorely dis
appoint US, Gov. Fentons majority will be
less; if they 60 overwhelming for US, it will
be greater. Should 1t seem that the bottom
had fallen ont of the johnson coalition, thai
majority may exceed 90, 900.
| The resul; Of next Tuesdays work in low,
will demonstrate that here .. least the bot
tom has fallen out of 'my Policy
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rDIroRlAL CONVENTION.

Gas. ALDRtoHs present editor of the Mar
shall 7Ymss - 10 of the Editorial Convention
70 be held at Aarshalltown on the 18th inst:
1.-THE Editorial Convention held At Des
Moinss LIST winter appointed smother meet>
ing Of the Editors of Iowa TO be held here on
the nth inst. We have only bsen in this
goodly town about two weeks. and have hard.
" Learned the ropes;' but We can promise
our brethren of the press that the citizens OF
Marshalltown desire to see every lows Editor
here upon that occasion, and that they shall
have . reception worthy Of the most enter
prising inland town in the State. The Rail-
road companies will of course pass them, and
our citizens will see that they are entertained
while here free of cost. An Address is ex.
pected from Hon. c. T. Clarkson, an old
typo of Grundy county and our predeces-
sor, Mr.. Henderson, was unanimously chosen
rs the Poet for the occasion. Gov. Cue is at
the head Of a committee appointed to devise
some permanent memorial of those printers
who fell during the rebellion. In addition to
these things, there are many business inter
ests Of the profession which need looking
after. We hope to see here upon that occA-
sion representative from every journal in
Iowa. Other trades and professions look
after their interests-why should not oursY
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The Democrats think they have made q
great acquisition in the accession Of Fitz
Henry Warren and Col. Mcdowell to their
party, and count upon great gains in conse-
quence.
We remember the same kind Of talk dozen
years ago, when Clagett and Edwards went
over TO them. But the election showed that
while Clagett and Edwards swung around on
their side Of the circle some ten thousand of
the people swung round the circle in the OPP
posite direction TO our side.
Again, when Dan Miller went over great
boasts were made and large gains we're count
ed on for the Democratic ticket; but the
people swung round the circle still stronger,
and our majority was increased to over twenty
thousand.
And we predict now that these tall and
weighsy Radicals have swung round on 70 the
Copperhead side Of the circle, that the prin-
ciple of repulsion will drive thousands of the
people over to our side. aud the Republican
ticket will have majority Of forty thousand
in the State.
Every prominent Radical politician who
turns bread and butter Office seeker, and
swings round the circle to the Copperjohnson
side, is worth thousands of votes to the Re,
publican ticket.
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THE PROGRAMME OF THE COPPEH
JOHNSON CONsPaRATORs.

THE PROGRAMME OF THE COPPER
JOHNSON CONsPlRATORs.
The Washington correspondent Of the
sscesh Chicago Times marks on, thus the
programme which the rebels, headed by Az
DREW JOHNSON, propose to attempt to carry
out
but the President has not abandoned, and
will not abandon, his policy in the slightes.
particular. II a Radical rump Congress pre-
vents him from carrying ont that policy, the
people shall know it. The President was
very forbearing with the usurpa,ions of Con-
gress at its last session. But, II it shall be-
come necessary to use the executive powers
with which the President is clothed by the
Constitution, in order to save that instrument
itself and our form Of Government from ex.
tinction, the President will know how TO use
them, and will be ready to use them.
President johnson will not modify his pol,
icy of restoration in the slightest particular.
1t is founded upon the Constitution il 10, in
deed, nothing more than the principles of the
Constitution, and it must, ultimately prevail.
President johnson would as soon cut of his
hand, or his head for that matter, as to rec>
ommend to the Southern States TO adopt a
fiagrantly unconstitutional measure. Those
who think to browbeat or bend Andrew John
son TO their dictation do not know their man
If the Radicals are reckless and desperate,
he is resolute and determined and. instead
OF quaIiing before their FIRE. he will grow more
bold and courageous, more infexibly deter
mined TO secure the representation Of all the
States in Congress.
Thirty six States must be represented in
the next Congress your readers may set that
down as a fact as sure as that the earth will
perform its daily revolution tomorrow. The
rump Congress is rot Constitutional Con.
gress, and the President will not recognize it
as such. Its acts are illegal and unconstitu-
tional. The Cosgress which the Constitution
calls for is q Senate of two members from
each OF the thirty>six States. and House Of
composed of members from
each one of the thirty-six States. Such
Congress will the 50th Congress be. Its
powers will commence on the 4th of March
next. 1t is more than likely that it will be
called to meet in extra session on that day
There will be a new speaker and clerk to be
elected, new committees to be appointed, and,
IN fact, an entirely new organization of Con-
gress to be made. When that extra session
is called, the Senators and Representatives
from the Southern States will be here, and
will present themselves, ready to take their
seats. They must be admitted If the rump
attempts to exclude them, the rump Congress
will be no longer recognized by the President,
and the Constitutional Congress, organized in
another apartment Of the Capitol, with Pres
dent johnson at its head, will march in and
lake possession Of the Senate Chamber and
Hall of Representatives. If it 10 necessary
10 do this by military force, military force
will not be wanting Gen. Grant will take
his orders from the President, and they will
be obeyed. The rump Congress will not be
allowed to trample on the Constitution any
onper.n
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AMERICAN NOT FEDERAL SOLDIERS


Here is an item showing the spirit of i'm
partiality that prevailed in the Philadelphia
''arm in-arm' Convention. 1t WAS owing to
the shrewdness of zone old politician only that
the real policy of the new party was not
clearly proclaimed in the platform. But the
"arm in arm programme Of fraternity and
equality indicates without doubt that the poll
icy is to put traitors and patriots, loyal SOL
dicrs and rebel soldiers, and loyal debt and
rebel debt on terms Of perfect equality, else
rebels and patriots could not take sweet coun.
sci together and walk Farm arm" in such
pathetic tenderness as moved their mutual
chief to tears
Here is the incident alluded to, which is
vouehed for BY competent authority and bears
the ear marks of truth.
What say the Federal soldiers of Lee
county to the programme, which is not aban.
doned. only the publication is deferred for
prudential reasons.
Gov. Moaros, Of Indiana, in . recent
speech, related the following significant incl
dent of the my Policy schemers at Phila-
delphia, showing how near they came to pub
fishing direct insult upon all Union sol
diers;
81 want now to mention . fact that occur
red at the Philadelphia Convention, which |
believe is not generally known. 1t is q very
significant fact, however, and was stated by
Judge Hughes in public speech at Masonic
Hall. in Indianapolis, at which time the
Judge called upon any member of the Iudi.
ana delegation to contradict the statement
| They appointed Committee composed Of
one or two from each State, to prepare reso>
utions to be submitted to that Convection as
platform. They prepared the resolutions
and got through with theft labors on Wednes.
| day night, aud the resolutions were to be
submitted To the Convention on the next dsv.
In this platform which they had prepared they
had inserted . resolution complimesainG the
rebel soldier and the Union soldier lust alike
Tor their bravery. They put the rebel soldier
ana the Union soldier upon perfect eorali-
y; and Why should not they! There vers /
good many more rebel soldiers IN that Con.
vennon than there vere Union colder.
iney did not go there for the sole porrsnse a.
thanking onion soldise. but - ~, rsss,s.
ton they thanked ~ IaIff6on ScI{;sr
Mtnout regard % III weldon ~ couptu Noa
cn ns c.me, sad, li4s1hm : yssr ri :
nsn Asfer this xas ovSt, baced tbe rehel ~,
Ss 81 end ths 9tid1 spoA ~ 49,
20. q. = ttfee o'Saoek Il I6ae6f y iSk3Se
'IM celsas nua tndiaaA ,N3o- I.
q heN mort $50 IN nv ~ ~ 3a =
'~eA - 9esa ~ ~ ID N u G :
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Hosteteer's Stomach RitteFs.
MUSHROOM mutations.

Success the aprsvslsss cradle Of innumsrabIs hse
p.s.. No sooner ~ HosrErrgRS sfcsdAcH BIZ
TRRs made their mark IN the world than up spfaas
host Of md the ns Of the great restore
tive grew spread the psstsrous crop Of potsososs
nocAsries thcksssd. Bst IT, ts~s ns1ctns - lived
shsn DIVA One By one they have dissppsarsd. WHEN
the below Of pusry. which kept alive the isss afs
Of their borrowed reputation. csassd 70 bos hsg ssse
10 i've and thus they cosupns y eo0s snd - Assa-
while. HosrKrrKA's B1TTERs, ths grsai protsetivs
ssd rseda tonic Of the age have psosrsssd 10 pope-
Iastty With Zach succeeding year. Their success -
means pr. vssdss end curing The Diseases resulting
from nalsri. unxholssoms xster, and al unhsAlthy
ciimAse ipnasnc has b en- lorndsss; and = rsDs1y
for Dysperssa Liver oonpiaist rsvss snA AssA osnA-
rs Weakness and Debility, and all complaints ogfns
ting in Indigs stion thsy admitted 70 superior
TO ~ other prsparstos sdvsrssd q prescribed
Prom the home market, which ssv years sso thsy
we're confined their sole hiss bsss sxtss1sd inss every
State In this Cnon the whole OF Sosth ond Csnsn
Amscs Mexico. the Wet Indies, the Sandwich ssnls,
Australia elisa and japan. Home snd foreign tsstae-
ny continue TO show that uo5TEffERe DIf1sRs ere
the most remarkable tonic and invgcrant nov bsfors
The world. locta-dAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-07

For County supervi.or,-B. .. MERRIAM,
Justices of the Peses,-WILsON BARRETT,
JAMES LYNCH,
r.. b. BOYCE.
Township Clerk ............ JOSEPH A. SAMUELS
ownship Trustees II. J. CHENOwITH,
AUGUST BURGER,
WIN. r. ADAIR.
vnship Assessor, ..........A. p. BOYCE.
nstsbles, ............ JOHN MACKLET,
III. vOSS,
C.E WORTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-07

MARAIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Rssay Of
W~nias and distraction for youax Men, Also Diseases
ed AAusss which prost~te the vital pow~ss with
nsans ofrs, Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
vssspes. Address D.. }. sKfLLIN H0UGHToN, How
ard Association, PhIlsdsrhlA p
suri6AAv,1m
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AN MANHOOD:
: y How Lost how Restored

just PnbtsAsd ~ led .nrsiay~. Prses, rtr c<ns.
ALRrUa Q on fuK fATuxsL ThxATAEr. -
Radical sferesrnatorvhs s~minai Wsskssss. In
voluntary gnst.ions sesssi Debility, suA lnrrADsnts
to Nar,f.ss -ser.iiys Cossnmptcs. r.
Isp~y sas Fis ~stsi Pity ss<ai Ipcapsesy sesass
lrr from a-if Abuse &c l., Ross D. Crlvnwstl, =. d
su,hor Of the gvs<n bsok. &C.
"a Neon - Thousands Of sS9srsrs."
seat under sssl. 10 PLAZA sbvessp~. 10 any s4AFs
psefnid receipt " sH c~ns tsp postsgs stanpA
by CHAR. ). C. KLINE co,
ias 0swcry. y. r., Pest OAee Bex %,s 50.
Also pr civ~r. .irs M.rra.s Guide. price . e-sss-
sspti-dss ssnss
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A GROWN or GLORY.
EVERY NAN, womsp And chud Who hss used
STERIING'S AMBROSTA

II willing to recommend H. Thf-. years ~ rapidly In
ere.sns safe have made the Aaibrs all
the world
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLkAsE.--
II cures Itching T the Head.
1t makes Nov Hair grow Bald Hea1s
II prevents the Hs'r from Falling Out.
1t renders the HAIR Son and Glossy
Cisanss the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; Rsmes
DsndruT; Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Bsldas
Insurss Luxurant Lock- Insiines Hal to Curl; Enp
ssdcs wigs; Kills HAr Eaters Good effect apparent
epss.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Anbrosia will suit yoa r. Elegantly put mp
ns3eaasly Pcrfuned Pttronxed by oper. Etnssrs and
Actresses Sold Ia splendid foxes cartons contain
ing tvo large bottlss-Na. for morning, No. for
svsoing.
181R1 - NO MlsTAKR ABOUT r..
erxRLING's AMBRosIA i. the best, most agrssabts
and elective toilet in ths world To prove this, ny
earton-
Sold BY Druggists,
otefiisG's AnArssia Masslaetlrisg-.sOsnpan
AIS Fulton Street, New Ysfk.
oetl7-dAwly
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IsFANTs

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR ISPANTs
We hass Up and cid this srtci@ for over DO
and cas sar - cosapEsc- rHrrs Of wAst We hsss
never been able TO ~ " .py other Esrdseine-srvn
Hss ~ vartno II A sispis rssTascs TO Ersscr A cgan
when timely used Never did know an Instance Of
dssssfAcsio BY any ho used H. On the ccntrary.
all delighted with its epesstnps. and speak in tns
Of tos Of its magical effects and medical mr.
tues. We ., 81 In this after vsAr Kscv, sftsr
% year, sxpsr. As3 tlssgH crR HafrYArIoH Soa
sns yrLyuLNEsf vnAS sIHs pxcIna In almost
every tnstao where IN infeht b suf-rssg from pain
and exhsastss, relief vi be soa6s IL nneen miauto
snsr ths syrsp 10 sdstpis;sr~d-
Fail drv-siou. for nsr viii scrcrnrsny esch bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS 4 p
Kline, rsv FORK. 10 on the vussad. wrapper.
Bold By all Druggists t:.roasho~c ths world.
Price, sAly IS Gents Per BEETLE
sprSs-dswsm
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CelsAfsA AsenAYie vEGEIAsLx ssAT.
\ superior Toilet Soap, prepared fren rsAssl
Vegetable Oils In combination with Glyssrfn
- especially dsisnsd for the MS Of Ladies and
~ HuRssry. Ii psrfsue IL exquisite, andits
hs pro1srtiss s.Fisaisd For sale b. all drusssts-
heI1A1vlv
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Judicial District Nominations.
COUNTY TICKET.

For Clerk Of the District Court,
GEORGE ROLLETT, of Madison TIP.
FOR Recorder,
,oBLE WARWICK, OF Charleston TIP
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Library Association
EsOR SALE. "A desirable residences in
Il Hamilton, III consisting Of * .,or, Frame House
with iot snd hall grouui we'll stocked with fruit
and shrubeery good cstern stable and other sutbaiid
iugs The above 10 desiInby located In the most plea
ant part Of Hamilton, and 10 for sale eheap-or will be
s1sb.nged for similar property II ks.han
1aquire OF WA. FULTON,
Real Estats Agent,
jylsd No - Main Street, Ksohak.
For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
cellar and cireru. full Lot Srnne Stable and
variety Of grapes and other fruit Situate on fulton
Street, between 9th and7th Streets. - ,uIre Il
jyHd Reel nstsss Aesnt.
For sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
and \. s',a
jya-d VIM. FULTON. Arsni.of
For Sale. @
A DOUBLE one.story Frame Dwelling
good we'll Of water and frame stable stuased on Bsni
between i'' and "a streets ssosIH,: y sr,r,x
jylOd Real Estate Agent
Fer sale.
or and 20 fest % ct ride Of Lot g. in Block 81
IL with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
nsnt, corner rsrs sal HisA sssss. ma. gssd: M
$3.50 n, ss.s. Is.s.
For sale.
OTIS 10, IL. r. snd 10 net OF ssst side Of Lot 3,
eossfnisE slsvs. i.rEs roc9, ssvsp sl.siIrssssne
rsss& "a s,ses. 10 b.setsssl "a go
apg4S-d Iii D.3u1s ~
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For aave.
Fer sale.

OF and 10 fest od ct ride Of Lot g. IN Block 81
Ii with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve.
nents, corner fhrt sal Hish sassGe Sisls sssd. M
quife OF WA. FULTON,
Apr1e-A 1eal 1etate Assent.
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baltimore uno O9iO-gilsnbebn.)

baltimore unD S4iO-Gilsnbebn.)
Rad W a1btnetpa:4 ubs 10 Wtta.,
7.05, 8.45 unc 9.45 BOrmittaaS uuD aml
BIS, 4.15 unp 7.45 Watmttta95. SUnntasa
UNI 40 uno 8.45 WtOrssns uuo A Is UNI
LAS NahmittasS.
Mtgdne pom WalbtnBtOn; 7, 7.30 unf
Ills gOrmittass, nnD 2.45, 4.3O uno
tlbr NbeNps.
" u d. MnnapoltS NIT bfm 7.05 Wcr'
mtttuas unb 4.15 MahmtttaeS : Bug SUu
Baltimore uuD benz 7.30 WoreeaS uuo 4.3C
aaAmtttaes<3us pUn 0alttnaton.
Bon MnnapOltS um $50 Vormit'
tags unb $40 Nabm. uan Baltimore coe'
Balbtnstun.
Ne@ Cumberland, Wartsr6.
nno Ubeettns I'm s ubr 81
Wttn. WotgsnS uno 9 ubr Nbenrs.
Wa& 6r%sberit (oirect) A 1br 30 W
Jdhmittags.
Na6.GIItcptts mills; $40 uni
10 l1br Icrmittass uno l.2O uno SAC
yioGmitta9S.
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pOtOmar
aSA-N 0rAn6nnrfatinns 4riut

fukuUtdl
- Granapurtations = Giuie.
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DerlaGt ei9btitr. GDbarf, %ier 9tr, 8 jspen 9isufas Oisr
uPr 9ta6mitta9S fir
NIeranOria, Na1btn9tcn uno Georgetown,
in &ertineung nit Der Orange pno Mlsranbria @iieuba9r
nap Qpadbur9 unO bdlt az ben ~felsenteu eabunsSplaeea;
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Gurripmen 8ap, StCne'8 Wbarf, 2ancaiter Wbarf,
Ptcphen'S g8barf, Bluff Ppint, YDpe'S Greet
Wtattbia8 lcint, 0ianjempD Stcre9 Z
S~tatterion Ianb, Smitb'5 POint,
yuhb'S Berrp uno Glpmont.
Surudtebrenp berl6Bt terielbe gB a ibingto je=
ben Sawlta9 6 ubr WtcrgenS unb IIerambria Z uN
WprgenS.
Der Dampier aOianone Gtate," Capt. s s. gBilicu
UerlGBt Baltimore pom 4ier 80. 8 eiS6tItr. EDbarf jeper
6reitag ~gtatmittay per ubr nit
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lid III baltimore ali
NeebBam & sous, "
l42 Sight StraBeH WRerft.
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r as IT.. y Na6 petersburg II. MidmunO.

u5sSLE=i yia6 petersburg II. Widmunb.
1Ie NcmD0ttarSD autffI6iif So. wirs eiueH ibrer 0am=
pier nab cbengeMannten Ylaeen jeSen r
Il Dientag, Dcnnerltdg une Samlaa
nm trei lin gia6nittass ssm QiObtfr. @barf a6seeen
laIlen. s..-...
Stadt miro tSsl& arsenopsnIea, NIT Sergfalt bebar-
belt unb ibnen oeriantt.
g8cseu 8ratt uuS BOiiase WIT ben beiten SeqaewIH6-
teiten peube man itd au ltt.- a.c
Saecb' 9ranbtt
tH (7iuhi2tnt1 ftttriF 80 ttgbtitfaBe 0G6arf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-23
13. SnIi 8 6 S So

%. 0aB iraeno eth Snipsctpr Uper Steuer'
asent, melher bon jebt an brett Oper lnDirett li6
all Del .6ablitatlDn prn &abat. S1unrftabat ooer
Gi3atren b~etbeliigt, uno irgenp en- Afeiipr. Gple
letior, SnlpttiOr, poer Sterera9cnt, lueIter BON
lett an ltd brett peer innHett lei Der 4jrppnttipH,
ourd, OeItiuirel ODER anf anosre Mt, pon Splrt<
t%urien, Ole, prer Bier, Ccer aiberen 9e0pprellell
@etrdAtsn ~hetbeilist, falls i~ttsriiibrt poI einem
cpmpetentsn @eerid,t&bpt Der Gereinistsu Staotsn,
cine Strals BON nitt meniser ais fitnIbunpcrt rno
nidt metr olS fiinftanienb DollarS teSablen icn,
nad Wutbiinten pes @erihtsbpfes. HUB jeoer
loIte g}ean,ts. ipslHer sur 3cit csS GrIalie5 els'
les Geleses bel irgeao lOldsr aeialnteI 6abrita'
ton belbttlt9t 1T, Mtp Der es nnterldBt, lid lci6el
NntbeilS tnnerbalb Der ndditen led,SlS Gage 81
erttsotgsu, iDl tetrabtet rperoel. ais ipenll er hap
GrlaB pielss @eleseS lib tstbelIigt babe.
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stsnpertrstsr iOlsu iibsr aue couetlirtsn 9ummsa
go. SUM 1864. s 90

81. Sag penn ein NIIsIiOr pon einem Inter,
o~flsIor dls Yeringuug fir leine Nrltelpns ODER
FIR len %ertIstbeu mi Mint clrect ooer inoireft
sineu &beil res bierin benz lluteroiIsior a~u9eltans
benen @ebaIteS ODER lrssno cine anpere &er9ituug
pertanst roer srbdlt, eiu FOLDER Iiisiicr angens
tIldlih abseleet wsrben uno elmer Strafe BON
nibt weui9er as iitnfbuubert Dollars uutermor>
fen merneM ip1, fails perlslbe pieler uebertretIlg
Dor sintin Olitrittss ODER Gircult9sliht Der @ereis
nigteu Stoaten III celuienlsen Dlllr,tt, III incident
boS s~ssrsebsi i%tattfanD, itulois b~efunDsn wprpen