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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

SOLDIERS OPINIoN.-General Thomas
NJ. Harris of West Virginia, who is now in
command Of the post of Fredericksburg, in
an address delivered at Wheeling few DAYS
since gave the following account Of 'the
situation. in that vicinity
but the safety ofthe Government requires
that you let no rebel come into Congress
while he IS rebel; and the safety OF the
country requires that you let no man come
into Congress who has ever committed the
crime of treason They tell you they cannot
elect anybody else because they have no loyal
men. | tell you that is not so. They said
the same thing in the county where | had my
headquarters. They elected all their officers
there, and took pains TO elect rebels, and
elected them because they were rebels, and
their papers advocated their claims specially
on the ground ofthe service they had render
ed in the rebellion; and they would not no.
tice anybody else TO represent them, when,
to my knowledge, there we're in the town of
Fredericksburg about sixty loyal men. and
amC nrst them men better qualified and more
competent to represent them than the men
they elected. They did no. rdnt 10 elect logqi
men. They didnot want to find them. They
would show them no countenance and were
1t not for the protecting power of the Gov
eminent, by its military authority, theg
would perseclde them so badly they could not
lire among them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

DAVIS Of Kentucky broached the favorite
project of the secesh and Copperhead leaders
Of setting aside the present Congress by mill
tary violence, and suggested a slight modif
cation of the programme. He urges the
President TO invite the members Of Congress
elect to Washington, and says that, with the
Democrats and conservatives now in Congress
they will constitute a majority, and Icing
then organized the President may ccgnize
that as the legitimate Congress, and utterly
ignore the the present body.
Mr.. Doolittle denounced the suggestion as
monstrous. but Mr. Dooitte may find ere
many weeks have passed. that propositions
not less monstrous will be received by his
Copperhead associates in Congress with gen
eral favor
But against this project, as well as against
others less Objectionable, there exists law
on the statute books, enacted in 1864, and
voted for even by such Senators as Davis and
Sausbary.
The nature of that law and the manner in
which it was brought to the attention of the
Senate is thus recorded by a correspondent:
The concluding remarks of Mr. Fessen-
den, though brief, we're fraught with happy
hits and interesting statements. He never
spoke more to the point nor with more i'm
pressiveness upon his immediate audience.
The manifest confusion he produced among
the Opposition Senators by bursting upon
them with the record of the vote in July,
1864 upon q bill providing that when the
inhabitants oil any State have been declared
in state Of insurrection against the United
States by proclamation of the President, by
force and virtue of that act entitled AN act
further to provide for the collection of duties
on imports, and for other purposes, approved
July ~ 1851. they shall be, and are hereby
declared TO be, incapable of casting any vote
for electors of President or Vice President OF
the United States, or of electing Senators or
Representatives in Congress, until said in
surrection in said State is suppressed or aban
doned aud said inhabitants have returned to
their obedience TO the Government of the
United States, nor until such return TO obe-
dience shall be declared by proclamation oi
the President, issued 10y virtue OF an act OF
Congress, hereafter to be passed, authorizing
The same was ludicrous TO behold. When
ne read the list of those who voted for this
6lil' and as Re called the names OF Cowan,
DAVIS. Doolttle. Hendricks. Johnson, Nc
Dougall. Salisbury, and Van Winkle point
ed to each of the Senators thus convicted OF
nagfaut Inconsistency. with sarcastic empha-
siS' me cue, oil the arraignment upon the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

Gov MoRroy has returned to New York
from his European trip, but has experienced
but little improvement in his health. se
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

PERsovAL.-Charles D. Drake, prominent
as radical politician, and principal champion
Of the new Constitution of Missouri, has been
lying very i'll for several days at St. Louis
and is not expected to recover.
Late adviees from Gov. Morton are by no
means as favorable as were expected He
has had relapse and feels quite discouraged
about his health. He has. turned his face
homeward. aud it is presumed that be sailed
from Liverpool for New York in the latter
part Of February. II this is true, he will
probably be heard from at the latter city this
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

The Legislature Of Iowa have memoriahzed
Congress, in behalf of donation of lands to
aid the extension of the North Missouri Rail.
read through Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Once, at keokuk, on the 10Th day Of
March, 1865.
Hfo obtainany oftheseletters, the applicants must
call for adrefised ers give the date OF his list and
pay one cent for advertising
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10
VOL. 13.
A NEW PARTY.

Colorado Jewett is out in Cincinnati paper
in support of President johnson, his veto,
and his policy, though believing that it will
be necessary, in the end, to admit the blacks
to equal rights with other people. Here is
his programme for 1868;
The President has intimated the action of
Congress, without Southern representation,
is void. The people must 60 further, and
admit the action of Congress null and void
during the civil war.
| opposed the war because both the North
and South erred-the South in seeking indie.
pendence outside of Congressional constitu-
tional action. and the North in seeking the
freedom of the slave outside of constitutional
action. | favored an unconditional meeting
of Commissioners North and South, to settle
points at issue. thereby to reunite the country.
The sword has done its best. | now ask the
people, Has it brought either unity or peace
As one ofthe people, answer No; and new
give the remedy. 1t is through an Indepen-
dent Peoples Convention for independent
nominations of President and Vice President
of the United States for 1867-thereby the
ranks of the people represented. now take
the nihatory step. and announce a Conven-
ton to be held at independence Hall, Phia-
delpha, on the second Monday Of December,
1866, independent Of party, and for indepen
dent nomination for President and Vice Pres
ident Of the United States Of America for
1867, under the platform of The Constitution
as Il Vas texcept as to Slavery, with
patriot Government. | do hereby, for the
promotion Of that end pledge my time, direct
ly while here, and indirectly while in Europe,
and will furnish $500, 1000 at the time of nom
nations, as part Of the legitimate expense
fund to advance the nominations in question::
and now declare. in order to show the disin-
terested character of this act, that will not
receive any nomination from that Convention
nor from the people. acting only in the Con
vention as a delegate from Philadelp phia, Penn
sylvania. WN. CORNELL JEwErr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

Ladies' Lat.
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Ayers sarah HUtchki 9 MIRA mi,h yi,gIrJ.
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baker Enmi II Long Mr. Smith Mtss M
Buwrr. McNu MaryJ srni;h Mis-
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bettman W hilis Mrs " Thompson Mrs
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Estes Mr. A Rz n@ey Lucy Walters Samantha
kvans Mrs Rogers Mi-s II Wet su-an
fonlie0berz Lucy RiTen Emily Wycoh Mr. p
FORD Mrs Rysd4m Emma Workman Miss L
flhniur MIS- bickst Caroline Nil.on Harriet
Gordon Catherine Stanley Emms w-Iters Msry
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lev, 9InGrif auf Spb. GAuts 9utttb er.
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bert S6meile unb 2tntpu 5rrL ne9crfettt.
ae %ri8elet; GyieprtM Trtseet, Daptb
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ner unb Carl Sttts, Nr9rtf auf !6tnrg
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&u0ut StaiR, @nBrtf auf feins Srnu
8aibartuc ; Sarsi4aft ppn $500 pwr@
TdtGqr(ne 8aIt.
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ton bterter. Die Semdnnuns TT 9eretS
tet. Die EdSun9 II &GIf uuS Sotten.
Sefung Wpnroe, 7. Arrti. -
8pyieetc NNft cntlprdu0 aus Der 6rs
itiln3sSauptp0tDc Elm peaen Reutstsi
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ppn 5cntttr lp9grbrpAsn uno mar eGnn
entpeper in,reR WlGgraben 9elprungsn
uro pur4 bic Stub @ltter btrausgf.
lhwpmmGr, poer ubst eie 8rulnebr emit.
tcnmen- Us fGbsn $50 auf FINER Grs
9%retIung.
4R5whnDtrnug ais @0osira.
3 afblr9tpn, $. @prit.-21te Ser
Der. St,~&oNiul ~ 6unG1t 9terbey mel.
net, WIroen pGn Nfatcjrd m~eNt9lteR5
10000 arme Qttr artGit8milile Nan0,
Wirtbe, lBtin. Wnp 3uderrpbr 3l&tey,
@1rtner g. aus BgnGpntsr SnIcL nat ptn
Ser. ct. a%Usw0utern, penn ibuea Die
palfte peS 9afa8c9cIees Biz lie Dteg con-
gr0ttIlb GboeretCRcn Fpnnte1, pVn piir
aus ppr9eltrsdt mUrpe.
AnIteLiHnB6sGrarc.
" ttng on, 8. Aprtl. - @sItSrE
BAT @raiicent Sptnipn in etncrn RuNo.
f@rel5cn an ale Departments &IupEeT
bic &5eeOr5u8Ung ebemllt8er YUnees,
Sc!oaEfn Un0 4&1trDisu. bciUnoer6 ar.
rett5Infattgcr uno tnplttocr Nericngn,
BET AnltettWngen uHp @pQRremaut5 an.
befobleG,
Die TSeninuCr,
Rems gcrt, s. Nprtl, - Ehut elmer
&eE0nteet Spe3jal.G cpeihe bat bic Sc,
ntdner.p GntG" btnlihtlt0 8eTmuoa'5 ga.
nabd otele8 MAJ cHrhauS ut@t sylNrrft;
man Bat tprt rUbi8 Die @renjsIgWppen'
rtlNt permtpoert.
Nte rtnr SppertctDncr GepeINe tela8t,
beItgt Gle Re9teruUg ppn 9feu. Braun
lhrUet9 feline Iunpe ron etnem &uerjfie
auf &g.3sfp bts Jest 1T btcie Snlrl
nt6t btbEp9tj man bsfir4tet au0 tGiHen
@tnf4I.
Yprtt0ns, Me., s. &prtl. - 6rutr
rub trGfen perDGmpfbppt 7OO'Wu6onep.
5enianer YDn SoEpn bier eth; autb liRp
pon 9fep. ytrf 500 @ensGye Rttl 2lua.
riiiung uHo ShteBbepurf bier 0R9clln0t.
Ms 3idjutOtn.
Gt6mDno, s. aprit. - Mor9en
werccn ale bieltgsu 3ejtungcn miceer cr.
ibetnen; etni9e babeu pte WtGbcQt9tctt
nit ibren SeBern gti6tittet, ne i~ibytavn
neue SrBer Su ben Gebptsnen ~Berin5egen
&rstfen %engnRtrt.
aus G%ol;iuruicn.
San Bran3tstp,7. April. - Die
@rmrr. ausgaben fir bic @attft Slae
betrrgsn int leBtcn 8isyteljaGie s. Sl7e
95S, pie bortj8tu 3UIetptunftc 81, 536,
652, Die 9uHResltrusr Gtnnabme $780,
l5G, 900.
Wln III UNI cen felt 6 Ta9en tier fGt.
ti9en 9pnpIalWcr Dampfer n2iar" iepr
bcIpr9t.
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Observation-Disclosures.

BaItimpre GDuntD. Wert9 t.
- 3pwicntppn, ben 7. &pril. =
Gonrab Tpbb, 0tebRa6l $500 Caution
but4 @aprs @erpto. - s 8 S6uter,
9eoaren gertauf ptne Condition $500
8lrgfNaft burG SameS 8 Gfarfe. -
9Bm Boone, @arpn Dtsnes unb 9lnn
Disne9, feline Srdu, unb Qinbere 8esen
Wm s @urnel btsier felt 8 1a9en Gas
Geriht bel6Gftisenbe 9rpisB, ppbei 60
iid UNI 0IunpeiBentbura ~ MiDunt @a-
igineton I'm Wertpe prn msbrersn 5uns
berttauienptn banoelt, marb enbttb su
@unisn beS @srflasten entiGteeen. Na-
re biz gRti1stpun8 anfers aHssefaAfn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-09

Generate erIarnmlune bes
Mlg. Mrb. ar. lint. =8ereius.
Die WitBIieStr bet Nr. 1 - 800 taten D,sniias,
ZEN 10. aprii, I'M NersiustCtale, gDeit = 6agsttsiir.,
Nr. 152 ;i ertteiuen.
$3.50 g. WtesanS. Sctr.
bic ,Ncupare1 IIoeiatirn"
ra famnte,t lid, beute @btnb as llhr In ,brer Sale.
Ss miro i,etS Jitialieb nm pnnttIi6es Ginfinten
erii6t. "a WittiGs Sei6aie Der 8erienmluns sur
&e'aitun9 pa,JaIc9eu fiuo.
(s5j 20 m. z. grtte, Ger.
Sbuseu= Tarf.
@erlouet perhen;
30 quite Carp inter-. gu aelben In Gartnst'8
Setei, Ut, 8, Sii6.Sisbfr. (79-)
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Gin ttrmnG Msnlzhnua.

Gin neusS a'pBartiae3 Dia'iseitift ,rito in Sut;cH'
in uniercy Dt,te ocu bet uut.rnthmerter Strlna re-
G'chtiisc" sEtrnrS srtittct tr'rScu. Ser iur has
rene mtn'5taus anActauit: Fias t%titu6ct H6 al Der
@Gs Der farcIt~ II. aouaiitrafe urb N 1877 Huk bset
It. 200 SUB Iona. Ser EGu hs5 srp6er Z ItSdiesn
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Icn ]itsrraaCu rporeer. GtG Gcbraoer Straus 8ssc'
fen Ken 02u 0iS sum l. September su t~ecntiseu mns
has @ttaift m8eiaumt nit Rem brfea Ela'htnfrtt'H
i'll getIt,b ~ itstn. 4st ban auFsro;tsrtttdcn Tpf
f6wurac O,S ~@raueri@aites in uuferer Dltic III b'
&rrj6hmg Ses reucu gioI;Bouics ecr @sbrGtrr
, traus rcn ScseuuUs unO 1T bas guterr,bmir
wotI g%ecisuct, ole Nuimetti0mi;tt ecS gubifums ouf
ltl ju isHtcr. (NPJ5 IHt
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SeHsi;; fitr E>rn 6. $. Gcpgfe I'M
Mnlfsthcrtcr.

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8runnen Deer Die Trdnipfcn In Ml9ter".
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fitant. UNI Dem Nubittum cInen feltentn
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3dubcrpGNe eetrpTen. 6r. @eintb bat
bic ncten Hsfprdtipnen unp 81. WarfdaQ
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rsa~ Sn Der 8rpabw y : 30 RI t..
taIte fnbet ant f~euti0en @bcnp sus,
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Ct. Wattbdiz6 tmcinbt inter rer 2tituna
hes !6rn. s. s. 8lnih Elm CONCERT fotf,
worin bic bcfen muftaiitden GQlente
bteiissr Gtapt mitptrfen rrrpen.
B@g- 6r. @prtb &abL 3r. 90
Glib @n9lr., 9tebt teute etnsn famp.
fen 2uniN unb Sat foppbt fir Elm outes
@ias 8ttr, ais 9eisaiae llntsrbaltun9 SC.
ipr9t.
BGy" 6r. Carl @ebtg, Nr. $50
@ratt', gde ppn &estHertr., labet auf
beute su einrm famoien Hunfde Elm,
nobel bas rIbmlth befannte @~tssner'i1e
Bier oerSapft miro.
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0eitun9 fsiner gGtrttipaft, Rr. 1l6. Or.
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tag atett rs baielbf tinen eelifatsn QunfN
nit 3ar;per9nii9sn unp %usipis1gns 5ui
D'reingabe.
BsaJ- !5r. @epr9Sea,N r. "a, Seni1.
iplpania.@p, ferpirt beute Mprsen einen
ertrafsinen 4unfh.
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sfunmsbr pprrGtbia elm Eager eri;er Glaii;
ben ausldroiibn ilo etnbtimi'ttn 8u6en, Sa.
iimtren, tccfen2euGtr, OrtlltG
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allen ;ur 9srreuz II. GnatcnF@arserob
~ssbBrBet .Stuqer. ~
lluiere III ltpter 9pp6c B~t,aufteu gHaarcu limb 40
ErCisut biutgcr, ais psnn ic i'm 6estuar 9e'antt MOT.
ben tplten.
hi uiu0eu 9cbsnana I'M cine ge1bti. amy Nm
fees ealeIs.
ngiae &tI@tiauns rari(idtst niGt gum fauftu!'
ulIertpu x wet
Hr. 226, gde pcu Gtarlekz II. Gdltinprtilr,,
(T9-S4) nsssn 6snrp Sc9us II GDtu.
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Hnurnrnin.

Die bcutt9e @prfeGuna. nOsu aud
HiAt Gpncor&taner ac0cn Grleeura tes
ibtiAen @intyitt5preticS .3utrttt baten,
brtn9t Gin anfprGGenbts QuRfptsl BON
3enerir, bos Rem Sttst Die Sdreiten
pbcr Gin @tfnteufr etncs Wa8fenbQIe5"
fiIhrt. .
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Gpto itdno p0rgefern slb!fr al
1911 bis 1871; In Wfp. G0rt auf 1873
Ser. ct. 5.2Otr neue lO4, nlte lO5
7.30er 100; l0.40er 9lI.
S6tff6na6r Id te r.-Ote 90rfe
yNmeltG geGrtnS," Capt. 6asnte, 1T ppr,
aeltetn i'm &uftrage Der So. @tptr une
g9tIfen5 nab Rptterpam ar8sfsgett. So
re 2aoung beftanD aus 973 Srtpft "a.
bad, % Srbpft llnfhtttt. 80 Sap Ginp
Fetlh unp 1900 Sabbouben.
Der 8remer 0rrimalter sNilrenpm, "
Capt. Shopper, traf 9efsrn ppn Giperpopi
bier Elm.
Der AM Nitttw0@ nab 9IorrYpcl a6g..
f0trsns Dampfer nSpmerItt" 8fwann
AM Opnnerfta9e bic bpte Set.
Der prruBtiGeC rstmQter ,@ermanta",
CAPT. Srante, non Notterbam mad NsW'
gcrf unterweNs, fHtr ant II. MarS al
1Ipntcutb ppriter.
Die Bremfr Barrie ,gtnna", Capt.
Nfstner5, pom Bremen n0tb Baltimore
unte!prBs, btfano it6 am u. M!GrB auf
Der L6Dbe ppn GppetDft.
Der an Santiago BON bier mad 6a.
pana uno Nep,O orleans abeele9etteD Sans
pfer nSihertD" bate auber elmer far
TN &doIpg perIAtepener 1aufm1nnsgii 6
ter unc Der Ser. ct. 9oit bic fplgenpen
@~oha9tere am 9pro: S. 9. Brown unp
@emabltn na1 6asana; SRI. GHIabete
Nleranber, 6enrp WcAtee, Sames Won.
roe, S1fpb 5. Graule, Sultu5 Slider,
8. s. 09e, f8mmtliA mad Iep.Sr.
leans.
Yerfpnalnptti. - 5r. @tecIpn
Elm gebprener S1liimprrr, Der friiber nit
Der ptelt9en 9rtIe in 8%erbtnbun9 iidnp,
peilt ieBt In unlerer Diitte, na6oem er In
g~8aItin9tpa fur pas &errttprtum 9atp.
tab, no TT 9etlisrr int SterNcribte III,
perfhteeenc GsitGftc erleot9t bat. g8tr
ertnnern bel piefsr @ete9enbatt an Den
fruber 9emelb.tsn Sob etnss 8ruoers hes
6rn. @ieeipn, Der ais Sfftiier in einenl
Wdr9lanper 0tf9tnente in @trstnten
irt.
Neft8nattDn.-6. Gbamberlaine,
Der lan9jabrt9c 8llltrer Ger yGbefapeate
9ant", III pen ieinam 9tmte suridaetre
ten uno beablittt9t, le;nen fiinfttaen
@pbniiB auf icinsm @runpbeis in Cecil
&o. aufjufhta8cn.
DGs neue Armenian auf BAY.
Ytew htntsr &antpn i6rcttet raf1 iainer
S%olenpung ent9e9en; e5 pirb zines Der
grpBarttgllen @cbdutc btfIsr Srt i'm Can.
DC osrpeu, es bat Haum senug, um $500
2eute aufSunebmen; e5 ltebt inoeb ~ BOZ,
fen, pab bic Steuer;abler Balttmrrs's nte
cine 70 grpbe Nn3abl 2trme su ernGbren
babsn iperoen. Wa9or Gbapman stett
Die SOFTEN oeS 9ibduoes gu $452, iO2. IS
an, mas tnbeB gu serins an9fftllgen II,
oa pteielbrn psntsllen5 cine balbe Wia.
Doll. betrasen iperoen. IS iab Jest TIC
ITnte In Der Anltalt.
tr6enwette. -- Die neue Stride
Der eritsn 6sfe1ihaft Der Reu Serufale.
mer'airhensemsinpe, in Gretsr-. 5piiten
Slsrttes uno Gpwtr., warc seitsrn friib
fetsrli6 etnsereibt. Die @uipren Mbtcl
Si!0sr Don 8ilmin9tpn, Del, unb SateS
Sor BON WaIbinstpn ttslten bic Gin.
weibungsreben. Die STRIDE bat Jtaum
fur 10000 9erlpnen.
Die grpBe &usfellun9 8. =
Dds un8unftt9e We!ter tbat %eintgerma.
ZEN benz Samlia9sbeiu 6e &bbrud, abr
rs itelten ifh pennrh manGe 8dufer Gin,
freisebi8 non elmer Gerfaufsbupe dur
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unb % 6 en- IL Iur Ginb.t 2iacte telSelcst wci.
dc am Ginsansc 6tS ,SaNjtutGa- 5s,r IA su,r W!na,
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cine sunit. isauerc cns ctpSb(.rx RH. IL
acn bieii-sn tnS Oh Fwaritatn mripSt. roGcI;sST rene.
bcnb m,TG in gcr5ineuna nit Der 4usH.nuna etBii.
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trhn +.
s6r or8sers u,s aus a,sosnIfuts. wsIts midi fir
bic siIGe rese"' ii Elm tetirnc.rts Urmo6 >,ie,plrt
,ra Il, n,s,sI,ut InS MS Ihr 0,rfsu 49, T.f.r az
me- eirstissbsn me Zen fbnn;r.
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ust.r Wt,sid,e,, i@rn,iidb. i,hs, ! IA bpnt VI ,IonSSs NJ
ann eSGIrI. ter shIfittaituo ormri,nb Rim. nm griit
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acbBrine nrttibiir .uun ppu Ea,nstrorn ~ Sor.
9eu ~
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8crlebtr itro ~ic'oenee Serrtn Epitolieter .e6sIssn,
fir rpl1cupe S1,c ;ur Snc,ie( . Nrtrtirubr,t he.
timul,;
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Nrntr1I.W onnrrrin- q.

SttngenOnter 8erttn CrlqaBt ib rem pu5it'um
;nbnicieeh, Rap DE 9ttne'ttarna an e'e'em 3ercii'
nj GrBBter QInuilobt i%iattiinStt uro Cd itcben blub,n-
be ~sibdfe IN &uSit6t wssbalb btid'lpnrr irnrse
etc g~tus3ote be- &ntbtiie irbalo ais mb5Itt W idle
Gen. AGe Diei,rla,u, meide fa tinsm irlbcn ger-
cine nod erSui&le5 tn Mir ider. pErecn ht.lnltt elm
artatel, Wtttip9N, ecI II. NbcloS 8 llbr III rem
s,IG!e btS Sru, SlGltpt Sdnier, sir. 223, llite
Y lrftr. ~ ertGsirtR, Ole &uito0t te'rI6t so Gts.
per NrtFeir, .n Gufnaa ofS Ncretns;
SpbnN tp Reiuer, grii.
(Cd az ". Dfet. ySgFt.
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2ie SenatpTlUaDl IN Nen. SerieB.

Die @el3B9ebunB ppn Wfw.JerleD Bat
ii0 am 5rettd9e Dsrtagt. pbue eipen Se.
natpr III erWQRlen. Spmtt sstt Die
gBaGl 0uf bic AnG@ite, I'm S0nuar 1867
tagsnOe neue @elesgetun8 lber. bic pbns
!3petfsl stne pemptrattI6e Wiebrbeit er.
9eben piro. Der @puperneur blt midi
pas Re1t etnen Senator gu ernennen,
pa bic 8atanb waprenb Der StBun9 Der
2e9islatur enttanb. Spmtt III an3unsb.
men, baB bic &abitalsn I'M bic 5ruhts
hires tnflmen gerfabrens eesen 9rn,
StGdtpn Sefpmmen iino unp orrielbe ron
Der ndAItcn @sisB9ebung tpieper In ben
Scr. Ct. Senat 9eihidt pereen irtrb.
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SelcgraDbri1ee.
Nan nrr ifeiinun Mlnnrue.

Sefung MpnrUe, s. &prtl. -
.6eute frab fano man ben . Walbit9.
ton mad Rorfolt teltimmten SAopner
n5obn 6enrp" In Der Bal tsdeno unb
ppu Der IiGnpf4aft peyIadea unp bra4te
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Cir &cns!fAiHe

Sc Die btien p!dse psrten lei gn'gabe Der Ta'
Ia8c tcle8tarbih ttlt0t.