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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
Court PrOcIam0tiOn.

w HEREAs the Hon. WILLIAM ELwptt, P,os;don,
w Judge ofthe Court of oyer and Tsrminer and Cen
erai Ini delivery Court of Quarter Sessions of Tho
Peace ana Court of Common Pleas and Orphans CONF,
IN the you, Judicial District composed of the countia
% columbia sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon JohS
Mheynolds& stephen aldy Associate Judges of ouin
bia ssuod their preccpt bearing date he III
DAY OF Nay IN lhe year Of our Lord one housau ojp
hundred ana Sky. lve and tn directed for oldng
Court OF oyer and Termincr and General Jail delIy"sv
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common plrsi
and Orphans Court in bloomsbury, in the county ~
Golumbia on the rst Monday, (bcing the 18th dayi OF
Feb. next, to continue one week '' W
Noucc Is hereby given to the Coroner, the Justice
Of the Pence aud COnstnbles Of the said county ur t
umbio that they be then and there in their prGner
at 10 o'clock in The fotCuocu ofsad day with bei
cords mquisitous and other remembrance IN da
those things winch to thcr Offices Upportain to he donn
And mose that are bound by tCru gnzauce to mos
against the prisoners that uuy be in the Jn ~
said county Of Columbia to be then aud the re To urasc
cute them shall be just. Jurors are to M,
punctua in thei attendance, agrecaby to their notices.
1 ~ Dated at EloOmsburg, thG 2Sth day Of I,rr
: l.. g. in the year oi our Lord one thousand eiybi
~ )hnndrcd aad sixty. five, and In the eigblv
ninth year Of the Independence of the United stsiye
! Of America. GUD SAVE ImE CoMNoNwEALrn.)
/ SAMUEL SNl DER, sheriff
} Bloum-bdr Jan Il, lcuj.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

E0y JOHN ]. STILES, Esq has entered
upon the functions of his office, as Treas
urer of Columbia County. He is good
democrat, worthy citizen,an viii make
an excellent officer. Mr.. STILES, like Ex-
Treasurer McHenry, was arrested by the
abolition Lincolnpoops, imprisoned, aud
prosecuted. lie also triumphed over the
Satanic crew. He was nominaed by the
Democracy without opposition and trium.
phautly elected. More. Mr.. Stiles filed
his official Bond, in the sum of S35 600
exclusively Of Fort Mifiin subjects, head.
ed by tina! veteran patriot JOHN RANTz
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
General Grant on the Condition
of the South.

General Grants report on the temper of
the Southern people is equally creditabe
60 his candor and his Intelligence. No
doubt, at the various stages of his progress,
the was beset by the emisssries of the
Freedman's Bureau, but,his keen sagacity
was not deceived by their Interested repre-.
senlations nor does any apprehension of
the vengeance eff the Radical faction te
strain him from a frank and fearless avow-
al of the results Of his observation. He
ellis the truth with the simplicity and
courage Of a soldier and with the devo-
ton OF patriot, he urges on Government
the policy essential to the welfare Of the
country. And, thus by the testimony Of
the foremost man in the nation, are the
Southern people aquitted Of those caIum-
nice which havo boen la7ished upon them
oy tho minions of the Republican party.
No matter what the conduct Of that unfor
tuuate community, they have been unable
10 avert suspicion and accusation. II they
ovinced somewhat Of their ancient feeling,
they we're reproached with a recssatant
and rebellious spirit. If they betrayed
absolute submission to the exactious o.
Federal authority, they were suspected Of
insiDcerity and the very evidence oil
their subordination was perverted into
proof of sinister design so resolved was
the Radical party to perpstuate' their ex
cuson from the Upion,and so INSCRIPTIONS
in the means employed for that nefarious
purpose The effect of this systematic
and persistent Misrepresentation was such
that We question if any authority less de-
oisivo than the deliberate assurance OF the
Commander-in- Chief would have avai,ed
to correct the alteration or public opinion.
That General Grants report will suffice
to satisfy all honest people Of the patriotic @
feeling of the South, we cannot entertain
a moments doubt In vain will Mr.. Sum
ner oppose to this luminous statement the
partial representations of Carl Schultz.
The testimony of the good citizen and
great soldier will outweigh, in the jldg-
ment Of the American people, the elabo-
rate fictions of an adventurer employ ed in
the interest of a desperate faction. Antic
ipaiiDg this happy result from General
Grants report, how signal is the service
he has rendered the Republic by its time
ly publication. The renown he has won
as q leader of armies will "pale its inef. |
fectual fire" Jeside the light of that glory
which he has achieved iu the interest Of
peace. He had already overcome the ply
steal resistance of rebelion-the only task !
usually assigned to the warrior; and now
be consummates his work by the far more
splendid exploit Of the statesman and the
patriot, in breaking down the barriers Of
sectional prejudice, and reunitiDg the ma
tion in the bonds Of fra,ernal confidence
and regard.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

THE LADIES REPOSITORY, of Oipcin-
natl, Ohio, has been received for January,
1866. 1t is one of the best Religious and
Literary Magazines of the age. Orna-
mented with fine engravings and enriched
with numerous excellent literary aud re.
ligious productions from the pen of able
and celebrated Divines. We always well
conc the Repository. Prico SO so per
wear,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

The AMERICAN FARMER, a monthly
journal of Agriculture and Horticulture
published for 81 per year, by JOHN TuR-
NER, Esq, at Rochester, N. y, is th G
title OF new and very excellent IL mo.
just received at this Office. Whe have pO.
rused its pages with interest and to much
satisfaction. Every Farmer and Gardner
should have copy Of this beautiful little
stranger,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

.xay- DR.. John continues his bombastic
boast of his own popularity % and the in.
Aueuce (f) of bis paper, known as the
.Smat Machine This is modest iu the
face Of the fact, that two.lhirds Of the
Republican party, in this locality, repu-
dated both him and his paper, and hold
them in supreme contempt. But this is in
perfect accord with the candor, the homes
ty, and the consistency Of Mr.. Thomas
Dunn :
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

The AMERICAN AGRIouLTURIsr, com.
menCes the twenty-ifth volume, with the
New Year, under favorable auspices and
eVincing great prosperity. We always
read the AgriculIurist, with interest and
10 great satisfaction, and ro free to.say
that we regard it as the best paper of the
kind published on this Continent. 1t is
published by Orange Judd & Co., Al
Park Row, New York, at 81 so per year
in advance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

A New VOLUME -- The illustrated
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL commences its
43d Vol. with the prosent January Numbes
which contains Rufus Uhoatc, john
Marshall, Sir Mathew Hale, John Brlght,
Flat-headed Indians, etc J., with P,rtrat,.
The Two Paihs-- = Portraits. Character
in Shaking Hauds, illustrated. Influence
Of Mind on body. Love and Lovers,
Fore. seeing and For knowing. Ghosts
aud Prophets Heads and Hats. Dress
aud Disease. Engineering as pursuit
Now York City, with eugra cd view
Advice to Student The Wolf and the
Lamb, The Lion and the Mouse The
Ass and his driver. The Dog in the Man
ger. etc, with upwards nf 80 illustrations
a Pictorial double Number 20 cents, or a
year for 50 Address Messls, Fowler q
Wells, $50 81 oadway, n. Y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

CHANGE oE NAME.-That popular long
established botei known for forty years as
the Buehlcr House, changed its name 90
Monday snd will be hereafter known as
Bottoms Hotel.
Mr.. C. w. Hunter, the ever obligIng
and gcntlemanly clerk, will continue at
bis old post, ready TO receive all guests
with as cordial smile as ever.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
Decision of Judge Busteed.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec 20, 'G5.
AT length the decision of Judge Bus
teed has been made, and he decides as un
constitutional the "act of Congress requr-
ing attorneys who practice in the Courts
of the United States 10 take the test oath. .
Well done for Busteed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Unton.-Tbe Volunteer and Democrat
at Carlisle, have been united. MeSsrs.
CornmaD, of the Democrat, ,retires. Messrs'
BRATToS g. KENNEDY, are the continuing
Kdiiors. Success must attend 80 sensible
HoYemsnt,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Tile Lwzerue Sheri6aI'y.-Judgs ConyDg,
ham, last week decided the contested
Sheriff case 10 Luzerue County. JOSEPH
C. VANLEER, the democratic incumbent
he decided was legally elected, and Sam
Raub, the shOdlyite, was left oat in the
cold. A just decision.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

a95- The Auditors aud Commissioners
were in session the past week and made
out the Annual Settlement. 1t speaks
well for the financial management OF the
affairs of Columbia County. Democrats
always make honest officers aad fully meet
the expectation of their constituents.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
list ofCauSeS for Feb. Term ,seo


elijah McMunHe Gndorsce Of Aaron woIfys chds
tdu Woif.
Jacob Harris vs. Peter Jdcoby.
Russell Sukcr, vs. VIM lteipr.
uuEh McRcynolds vs. Peter Olphant
Jacob lIopIer vs. william slauDith and Chrisiian.
his wife,
Abraham Hartman vs. siIaA Edgar
Edward ,itiiher vs thi l,ocdsi VI Rail Road iron
Co a w Rea & ; FCttt rinan
hIHbtrn fVr tie use Of iiockonbcrg vs. sias %
Edgar
J,c shulnan VS. Calawiss Railroad Company.
40 B RtIgeard ys Geo Patterson. ct ~.
II Geo a Herring vs. Peter Mher
~ Aaron Bloom ys Reuben sitter
10 John ilinterliter vs. John Jameson
II Adam Dieterich W Jeremiah Jacppy
10 Jacob Reml.y vs. Cattawissa X Il Co
Ii benjamin Weftmau vs. VI A Williams
II Jonn,han Wolf IHdeTscu Of Goddis Marsh & c,
George II Freas
ls stephen Badly vs. Cattawis,a WiiIiamsporl s
Enc & Co
10 Matthias Trnusa W the Township OF Scot,
~ Buun, Rdigurl & Cows Leyi kItz
~ Wm l. Lance VS. uaTman tTcycing.
- Wm l. Lance VS. hos Creveiins stat
- Rachael Morgan ~ her next flied WIN II Hoas-
lahd IS Richard Morgan
~ AnnA Bariaru u ighmIIler, vs. iienry Dcghmillor
- AGmnsIIati"ss Of joseph faAton dec'J Va Ma
70 william Lanon ys Peter iIayman
81 Wm LamOn John Nunpelt
2e Aioscs Faust q Samuel lhtllippi Joseph
FTCck own UT reputcd ownGr
% Jacob shunan VI john u iluntsihger
81 hhraI'am n swshor ys admue l'imby
- " utH & cows Clinton Dewitt
q! Gnu II G0rfcl Ns Twp oi Cuhynahlth
10 '.r Jones ~ 40 q Ah'1t x it'.n.'rl HN n1sa
- A !i,tH I't \" Filrt bdrirf
Cd, Tu,nwu,d IhN tShip y, ~talr' Hosat
- sylvester FNtS j-a,f kHtic
q, stI,sstcT FauN " is,uic n,,,a
"' II iaiian Aaapp VI scho"i D'tictorS ot 3loou
80 i ught Hughes IS Peter MiHrr
- .rMts Green vs. Isaac WhIr
Jts ST COLEMAN F,oirr
rgnthonotaty's UHcc.t
tl'"msUarg. Jan IT, 90.
Gr:Hd JutOIS J0r feitUlIy Ic.nt, I5oj,
plom- Morris G soan
to- drtWick--t has ID Fuwlcr1
hratCrcrk Jacnn hd,jgiivf, anon
'ratcr- Dam G.atlIt
torton-E Aibrrt-un
tttllNiSkI -Jac..b Dtuuhrl'cr
fishUgcr"'k samuel shIyr Matthias kline, J"an
Z 'udrhlsOu
lro,kIn- Jo.rph GidIrr
G,r.uWodi- ErcharI n,tru"u
't.ui"ck Jturs Rurl ihr,sJi itrtpu
L"'n't Wan Gooo'n,n. ,a.o oy .'"sN,r Jou,
Ut rcas,u, -E'ies Drchl.b.
ha iSou J">t III G. .uIh
,A~uu Juliu kr,tirr
lfrlIugc5e,h uturv Huffman
Sr'u Jacob l,tWIl'lgef
'ugn,l"af -J",rph y llc>,, VIVA B ict"rnan
HucelSe Juto.S jor F0. Icsa, lcUa
VlooS-A N Euc,tt
EcaN r-IlcuIy llndcr!it.r
h,mrrrerk Jlc"h trcas,, Dayrd shaiTar Rou.or
tcn,ou Stolt E,'"l,ey rhos 4 ;oio John D4v.
''t7wIs a-Jnr"h Errigh nanIeI .''I"Is
"hyihphan stephen ihlm1s
firhiu tr'rk itugh Slc, ridG
t!anklIu h.Oscs tuwer, JHucb ..orruan
GIu' uwOUd tiru w Utl Jos = Kline
H. miiock- " hmihh t.c-, Hugh Mcniiio'
Jd, k-uu- j, hn Iulk>
orn"t- ii"nty Fink. GeraIIowrt has iiclnIs
AIliiLI- jacob, SIss
ont Ur- ivan NrIliv"r
O'ni,G- ABRAHAM Coleman Mrhaci EBncc, Itbn
- y.cr
ine Jacob thmbrrIlu. Valentine Wintersteen
R"ariH5rrrck i,'uiduiin Hdack
sngdrIUdf- An. rev l.,.uburh Ilrnryt HIS.
SiNlt ihIilp / iidItDtdH JuiH I.IGs u tSnIjl iI
EsrrtaG
JANUARY u. 1915
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

The CATTLE PLAGUE. - The latest new.
from England represents this mysterious
disease as Increasing in a terrible ratio
and its now believed by learned men,
who have made it study, that the disease
is communicated from animal 10 animal By
members of the human family.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Bs&~ If Bully Brooks hadn't cracked
Charley Sumner's scouce with cane, and
if rebel raiders hadn't burned Tnaddy
Sleycng furnace. it might have been that
a smaller amount of hate against the south
eru people would now fire the brains Of
thai loyal pair.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
Sentence of Young Ketohum.

EDWARD B KErCHUM, the Defaltcr and
Forgor, OF New York, was last week SEN
fenced by Recorder Hoffman, TO the State
Prison for four years and six months.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Bay Hon. JOHN D. STILES, NJ. c., Of
Allentown, has purchased Farm of Mr.
Shehart, Tor the consideration of $4,000.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

nay Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS
died in Baltimore OH the 30th ult, oI
Pneumonia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

IRON CITY COMM. COLLEGE.
AND NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE,
&c; 5s; { ss,s@ @%s5.; sSsS,;,' I. NJ, Principals.
First College Building Corner Penn and st, Clair Sis
Second " odd Fellows Building, 5th ST.
Third " " Nos. 26 and % st. Clair Street
ARRIVALS 70 THE WEEK ENDING Dec. ID, 1865,
Powers, Brookfeld frumbull Co., o.
] Long PIttsburgh Pa,
kingley SewickIey Allegheny Co Pa
G b Armstrong Linton Jeff Co o
w II Wiswell EdInbOrO Erie Go Pa
Hopper HerriOtsville Allegheny Co Pa
VI y Brownfeld In!untown Fayette Co Pa
7 Nelson Moon Allegheny Co Pa
II Harper Tarentum
a Carter Atlas Belmont Co O
J Edgar SteuUenvile JEFF Coo
J w Bell Valley Grove Ohio Co West Va
] w Wehn JuhnstOwn Cambria Co Pa
w FUTsyt the Caysville Guernsey Coo
Aguc SewicSley Allegheny CoPa
Tor terms and information concerning the College,
Address,
JENKINS SMITa & CowLEY;
jan D. leOb' Pitsburg
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

s9- John G. Breckenridge, General
McCausland and Harry Gilmore are in
Toronto,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06
Nem rilSen.cuts,
Notice.

RI be Lime Books OF Ell Crevelipg. and
1 these OF Creveling & Fairman, % Lime Ridge
IN he hands Of the undersigned for coliecllon
Those interested viii please take notice.
iPH LILLEY, J J..
Light street, Jan q, lStb - limo $!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

Ssg- a colony of fifty families of Maine
Yankees are prepariug to depart in July
next for Palestine, where they have bought
land. They will settle near Jafl. We
shall have to pity their future nsighbors
the Turks, Bedouin-, rartars aud the
PhlListines, Il any the latter yet eEst
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

FALL IN PRIoEs-The prices Of many
things have been on the downward slide Of
late. Cotton goods declined within the
last two weeks very materially. The best
muslins retailed in Philadelphia last week
At 80 to 40 cents per yard. Combination
and monopoly among the heavy dealers
are prominent sour ces Of the long contiu
ed high prices Of these articles There is
no good reason why cotton goods should
continue to be as high as when the W
material was selling at three times It's
pre- sent price. Many persons are predict.
ing still greater fall in the price Of these
goods, as we'll as of provisions aud other
things at an early day, Let them fall
The people have suffered from extortiors
long enough. 1t is high time that they
should have relief.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-06

pag~ Or. Joseph :. Walters, late a
prac'iriD, ph, sic,ao in Brooklyn who
was led aud convicted in the Court OF
Sessions Of that Cit! ten days ago, for
rape Oh one of his patients, Mss Lucy S.
Jones, wa, yesterday sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment at Sng sung.
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Sbomas Wii1er, unier GpnsreB ganoioat.

Nus ben @erbanblun8sn In timer anheren opal
eriebsn unfere 9tfsr. ba6 bic bemcfratiiae Gcnpen
ticn hes Z. Giarifts, bic am Mcntaa In 3cner
taste, 9rn. Sbpmas Miller ron bier bst b.
5reiten Mbfimmuns NIT iberpSltissneer Wtebrbsi
ale nemofratiiaen@ onsrsB ganeibaten srnannt ia
Infer bsihrdnttr @aum s~etattet uns beute fir
reniae Mcrte iter hieie Grnennuna Al Iaasn, b
MFR naabradli1 unterRnssn. Mir fennsn 6rr
3brmas Miuer nun fhon ieit 20 Sabren ale cine
tSha tbatissn, superldiFisen unb unsri9ittsrti4e
Semcfraten, Der INNER, irenn Go 9aIt, in ben Dor
bsraen 9asibsn fur ben siss bemOfrctii4er @runh
fise fdmpfte. Ct 1T smar fsin abuOtat, tsi,
ShSnrsbnsr, icnbsrn Elm e,folsrsiher @sI6Gfte
mann unb pOr ausn Gtnsen Elm Miann rrn sslun
Dem. burhortnsencem Observation-Disclosures uno raf
lOisr Gnsrsie. Ct tpiro, ba {. fh ME auf srtrsu
2ltueee ~perirrte, ni&t blos bic Stimme Der sciamnn
ten 9emofratte bss Gifrifts, fcntern aud b
@timn,en Der eonisruatipsn Sobnfcnmdnnsr auf IL
rersinissn. Gie &abiealen tetrahten Jpn nj
Yfeht als ben iirtfen @anoioatsn, ben mir aufiisl
len %fonnten, uno Sbeuabarssr mirb frIb aufiisbs
mifsn, rsnn ct NIT Dem enersiihsn sbomas NhI
Ter SHritt balten min. Infer fribsrer tsribmts
&sprdisntant g g. Cor bate tsinsn rarmers
0reunb TN County als 9rn. MiQer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23
Sic Nbila6elpbia Convention!
Gr0Hnuug Der Contention. - l1ugebeurer On,
tbuiiaSmlS!

pti1abslpbia, IA. GusuR. lin balb :
ltbr ers fnste Der Gsneral 4ofmsifsr @aneau b
Convention NIT ben Wcrten : xDleine Serren: Sc
tate Sbnen au3ufinoisen, ba6 bic Deleaaten BOZ,
Glib Carolina unb N%taHa6ufttts Mrm In Arm In
bic @onpenticn fommsn werben." Sisie Anfanbts
aun3 wuroe nit unsebeurem 8sifan auiaencmnen.
Sic game @eriamml,n8 erbpb f1 unb bic Muff
fpieIie cine Naticnal Spmne.
MIS rieoer &ube einsetrsten mar, fAlua Der
Mhtt. 9csan BON Der 8ibt aus ersi Surra6s fir
Bic SO Irpalsn Staaten Ger linton Dor, bic nit On,
ttuFasmus aussetraht uurbsn, ,rcrauf maatiae
I9eas fur grdabent Scbnfcn aiarasn, bic nas
@sbGuee ~er3ittern maGten.
Nun risf !6trr @anba0 Die Convention aur Srbs
nun9 unb ihluo @eneral Spbn q. Sir ben Stem
Worf. untet arc6em Beifau als tenpcrSren 0crE,
Scr Dor. Ser alte @eneral frat Dor unb bielt cine
trsfliHe &efe, bic mir Dem Snbalts mad bicr tpie.
bsraeten:
Rebe be8 @eneraI Sir.
Bei Rem Ginaanssrcrten .aRittiraer aus Fer
aan5en Union" trah Elm ftirmi1hsr Bstfal aus.
Sd banfe, fir bic mir niesrfabret E ghre. bic i'd
idr cine orcBe anisbe, niht auein neil bic Mitalie,
bar Der Convention WiGnnsr fnb, bic in Der @e{eus
ifaft unb in Ger rrli,ilaen Mslt cine tote stel,
Inoa einnetmen, frnnern neil ties cine Convention
alter @taatsn Der Union 1T, bersn 0srbannlun.
gen, msnn fe Bonn rs@ten Settle sslsitst usrSsn,
fegensreihe TrlBsn BADEN mifen. ssit 1887, NO
unire slcreiHen Dcrpdter f4 In bisisr staot per,
iarnmslten, un, cine beisre @ssisruns fir bic @taa,
ten, uslAe bic alte CONFEDERATION tilostsn, 3u grim,
nen, fat f1 amf nielem Continent feinc Convention
~.pstiammelt, Der 10 wihtise Grasen pcrlasen, unb
bic cine 70 srobe alufSabe su lOIsn bate. gBir
fnb jsst bier, um bic Contribution, pelae Fe ba.
malls madtsn, welAe 70 fApsrt Yretsm, unb bic
tette, 1hmtrfe feuerprpbe neuliH erf aliffih uters
aaneen bat, In ibrem 8anien @eate unb sanisn
l~lmfan8e aufreat 3u erbaltsn. Ntr. mir aae, bic
mir tnnerbaIb bes San5en Src6en Gebistss Der uni.
on leten, tsbaupten Sic OterbOteit elmer @ssieruns
oura @oltspsrtrstuns, elmer @esieruns, Bic tIos
itsr bic WaAt babm uno ausaten tann, tpel4e In
ibr psrtrstsn Rnb, iber bic, wefhe psrmitttlf bieisr
gettretuns cline stimme in Der esttnns Der fHtnt'
liaen AnSeesenbsiten baden. Gine fOlae @ssie.
runS s~rhnneten unire @ater uno fesien fe IN 8raft,
uno cine fcl4e @esteruna ,rruen unb mnfsn ptr
trsu unp unpsr6re1li@ erbalten unb bertteieiaen.
Gtstnrdrtio Ieben wtr inter fsiner foIaen @e.
Ge4s unb brsieiB staattn iinh Tsscnate
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Nte I1DreNe
Der natipnaIen nniunS.G pnpentiuu.
bas Bolt Der Ser. 81

4n bas Bolt Der Ser. Steatenl
Sn Der Convention in Ger Staot ptilaoslpbia,
i'm Staat qtnniplrunisn, an fisism Is. Ausua
1866, ais bic 9srlreicr oss 8clfss In ansn Stsilen
nes 9anoes unt ron aaen Staatsn uno serritorisn
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niis ~unfsrss ssneiniamen 3anpes gu bsratbsn, tihs
ten mir an epa oisie Darlssuns ucn @runDidssr,
mie Fer rplitii fer Suede, Bic mir ~tsfSrbsrn mraen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23

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Nufmetflamfeit unIerer Qefer.