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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...........JAS 1
Ctesred.

Cianred.
Steamship City Of Limerick tBr.,, Jones, Liverpool i
Steamship Aloemssl- Bourne. Norfolk City, and Port Rich
moni Livingston Fsi Il Co. .
a'ean.hp Esgle Lawrence. Havans sPoho'd Iiie'on .
Steamship Fab Ke.. Stirling, 81, Jsso tcub', wsydS8
steamship Ahsmbrs e~nscn. Charleston, Arthur Lealy
steamship John Gibson, Young Wilmington L. b. Cronr
we'll %.
.ean.slip FrancOn.s Sherwood, Portland IL B. Cromvss
steamer Fanny Cssxalaser. P,rson, south Aulboy.
SUP North American. T'waft, Liverpool Williams .
SLID sarai, Scott Mobile Ns,mith Son.
hars Washington Bntchef Niekerson, st. MARKS T. u
Bsrk Ynninrl Joln,on Sasua wsyde1 Co.
grs erme' tB"l bscket' Ls.uayra ard Porto CaSoii~
S.hr Briiant tBr) Bethel Nassau. n T.. Hutchinson.
sebr Avon sears, IudianOa and Lsvsca. Texas ~ L. No
seGii. fs ri. Gookin Norfolk Va. T. B. Chase 4 Co
schr Mary seAdrnsn. Pearce, Wilmington, ~ L. hcCsaAy
scfr A. Richards. Arey Vera Cruz. P. Alexandra Son.
schr Agse psSisop orb Mcnne'' fernamo'e" ana 'A
sebr Robert So5ls t8r Sharp. Haif. T. Whitms2
schr 3 J. wsIins. Smith. Beaufort NJ c. inon'a' =
Se5r A. J. Dyer Rogers, ElIuabs'hpof, HOlyoks 4 Mo-
sehs clsr. Jane, Parker. Boston. Jed Frye &Co.
Arv,ves.
Steamship otaw. tBr,. Archer London Dec. H. w'A
Steamship san Jscin,o Loveand Savannah Dec. 90 wssh
md.r. snd pass. to Garrison Allen
Benner Brown.
Bsrk O. W. Roosevelt Hartman Noble 20 days cotton -
T.. q. HuTbut Il Co
Eas Ter, sa tDu,ehl M,scsbo 10 days with coffee. ks,
b Maitland. Pho RS a Co .
Br. icorir tof Yarmouth ~ 81 wytnsn, Port An.0neb
Jam - days. bainboo. to Daniel starr.
brx Clara ~ Robbins iil Galv@ton 70 days, bound ~
Live pool and put into this port IN distress -
suar Alert oi Londonderry :. - Clnk, Cape Hayien U
drvs With log,yood to }. +. Nhituey Go.
Schr {. A. Earu.wor,h (of Beroaeoe.l sawyer Ponce
r. Dec H. via Graud Tux. T. l.. 2sh with salt to E. Z.
Smith. -
setr Com. Tucker Lowe E1'bethpot for Providence;
sear Florence v Turner Raw.ey Providence Tor Norfolk.
Va.
Sehr @. w. Rawley. Allen Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
pn,sruycvo Arrived.

In steamship San Jscinto from SsysnnabL Adlsr W. ".
rrad.iier, Wn Bradstre~t G. g. tTanc, = Drew, Nm (.
fas man. wife end daughter. D. English Mrs Ehworh =
Mckenna. r. Pollock. :. .. Stanley, ". sivrrbogh r. 4.
Scrsron Ils j. r. @aly sud da' gter J. u. West VIM. =
Weeks II. Webster. 81 Wolf snl in s'reTsge.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
orrcE on rna ARTISAN PFTnolruM cOnr.,Y.

NO. lsJ iEOADNAY Z
NYw-YoBK, Decsmb'T Is 1865
|KOTICE.-TUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Nv STOCKHOLDERS OF the ARTEslAN PETROLEUM
COMPANY will be beld. on TUESDAY, Jeunary 9. 1885,
Ie O'clock p sf the 0Ce Of tne Company No. l33
Broadway, New York, at which meeting viii be considered
|auch business may before tie citing including the
Isection Of Trustees for The eusufs year Pshs unable
|to attend the MEETING TeqEeted 10 send ther prox 10
President Secretary Of th Company authorizing them
~ act at said meeting Transfer Books viii be- closed from
s2eth December, 1865 10 JsuusTy Q 1885, inclusive ~
J. A. BUCKISGHAM, President.
w. II. BROWN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sun R,es.T:2i suu jrt..... <t1 Moon sss... e:W
sandy Hook. e:57 ss3d 1913 Hell Gate .l3sfo
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
STsTK OF MAISg.
TXECUI4vE DFpAIrEgSr

STsTE MAINE
E1ECuI4vE DFpAErNgSr
AUsusTA Dec ~, lsGa
GALE Of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP
~ Proposals viii b. rsce,ed III the tf'i day Of March d
by bis ency SAMUEL COsi Governor II TIC Siste Of
NAME FOR plrcin.e Of LAND SCRIP issued 10 said Sse
endowment % Colege or te bcnrh Of Asenuie
AID Mechanic As IN Quantities not lees inen hye onend
sclsa fers cash psyabo IN lawful money al tue otc. oi
Treasurer Sa;e Of hsns 70 Ausa. or ~ tr rn'o< Nf
to,t Boston twenty days aer notice Issued of ac
c.piance Of offer The scip 70 be dsvesed a, Augusta
Right 20 reject proJosals reserved.
XII offer. viii be- directed address Of the Secretary OF
State Au Maine aud dosed the oCidc fFeposss
lor Agricultural college scrip"
EPhRAiM FLINT. Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
CAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER ffGiRuRo ~ NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
7h-new and s.a.inch sisamsr, Of the Norwich lns,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NETWORK.
leave New. orb dsiy fSunds eicep~dl at o'clock p IN
nom Pier No - North River. foJ, Of Nssry st,
FOR hEW.LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat EIprea Train rom hs
sbovs points VIA Nowieh and Worcester bosion and Wot
estr Worcester AID NASHUA and New Loadon add northern
Ksiuosda
Fr.lI sakea sIhs lowest For information inquire
Of T. ). MARTIN, Agen., on tas Pior.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
nARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

rbARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD. F8LL ARRANGEMENTS, tees. COM
AhNClNG MONDAY. SEPTEMBER b. PAssENGEA
LlNL3 FOR CAMDEN AANChE5rER AND LOHa
BRAACi. 1be itrain~r Jesse HOlr CspA Seely VIII
e.ve rer No North River, daily tiundays exee2sed) -
follows;
At li:s5 3 M, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN Df.
HF CT, teking ss,nl.s fof Port Monmouth, Red Bsak
Lon. fan. -hark RIVER rrsngliis. squ,n. bri:ssburS
Nsocie,,- Tom, RIVER WOoduiau 30. Sham nz Barne;S
Tucie0op Oson Jackson and all Stations Camden saA
Atlantic Raj road.
Through T. amden IN fpe hours.. ...........Face 81
Excursion ticket good .or three days............
At4:Is D. NJ Wsy Passenger hIe for Manchester, To0e
River Long rsnch' snd intrrnediitr >,aous
ThRDUGE FEEIUHr LINE CAMDEN ANDNEW-YORH
Leave Erw.York at +:i5 m. arriving ct Camden l;o
D. ~. diy.
Lrave Camden a. 23o m, arriving stNewYOrs "a ~
dgy. -
FRI III ae-n low rates. Apply 70 s. C. iiASTY, Loes
Freight Acrit Red Bank " J. W. :. SNEDES. SUpt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Sicamboais an0 Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
y l. Hsfbo. factotJ vile sud Port RchmoudS. iOs
" m, $50 .. M. .. IlJ0a IT,, 2:Jo $3.50 y tn No
freight received afer Z g.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
1 snd ,tanch sid-w hrri steamer CITY OF PROilDENCE
un, bafLru Guogr g. Iu. tommsdrf will leave PieE
40 - Soith RivsE, foot OF iAyst. every TUESDAY
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. at O'Clock. For fretsht or
passags apply on board. Fare "!
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

w w WI II. VANDERBILT Vice. .rrc.iden.
NvORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COW.

A'A PA.f-foot Of ierciay y-s'-On aud after Nov ~,
sioun' mail uans for kscxrtsiovn sni irterrdie
tnns Will eavs at s;3' Es Express ior I'll s'stoas
''es: oi Oun. at t:i0 D. Mor.town Eypres, p "a.
). SCtlOCu. Assistant SuDct ntru ara..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

4 The above table Of prices is worth the attention
.of that class of spectators so onziously waiting
advance in railway shares to give them speedy
fortunes. Their notice is called to the prices cur
rent in ls6a 1861 and 1852 before tho currency was
debased b. the flood Of legal tender notes. and be-
fore the railways began to be crowded with Govern
nent business directly and indirectly. Tough
she operations Of spectators the stocks Of railway
companies lave been attracted into Wa-st., where
ehey are held Oh account Of spectators to an ex-
cent never before known Tie roads have reached
tie point where earnirgs viii probably fall as fast
ss they improve. What effect this vii! have upon
tAeir value as permanent investments, holders can
,adge for themselves.
Fourth Quarterly Report Of the First National
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

TOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRINGFIELD. Steamer. leave fecEsup for New
usysn At J:lo aud IL D. M. tsULdIys rIcegtr4l
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

PHEsix HATiosAL BAyx ,EwYosR. Dec. 3D. ls> .,
A DiNlDEAD OF FOUR (D PER CEN
"a fee ton Gege,nmrn, T x hs' ths diy bon dec arei
paya5ie OF and alter tue "a of nrar., 1885,.
JOIN PARKER, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Sept, A;sw York
WIN u. EARr Ceni Pass. Aeevs, Sew-foIA.

III UDSON RIVER anl HARLEM RAIL-
HpAJ-on HBd Monday jan |. 1915 trains for Al
nany d roy cn eelng vi SorheTn and Westera taias
VII .eaye New. u u a ~ ows:
'D m via Hudson River Railroad, III rite th-se ana
ArA'@'r. eoii'c'iAe ia tfauls .or North sid Nsst
- a. u, wa nuaso ilssr hsisoai coun>ot ng with SoAk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
V,RIE Raj. WAY.-Traius leave Depot foot

ia of Chtnbcrs-s VIA Favoula Ferrv:
e m Dsy Fxurs.s IT, tansndsyus Roche vts, Bufia
Gaausucs sid Wet Conn-f' .. Buffalo with <ase shore
Grand ruk Railways. and - Salamanca with AtAHss
a-i GrssS ". .stefn Nslvsy. o m
S.eo q. M. MIX and Way Tr1n. daily TO Otsvils
- Express Mail for i'Udno. aIanauca and Oas.
~. n Psil,y' :.
lp.m. Wy Trin, for POI. Jrryis snd Sewour,n.
D. "a hi,ht Xrress, iof Canaica. .aI Rdcaeer BaflS
Ssamancl gld West.
p a L.shtup, Spres'. d,y, for Cn ehdaispa kocass
i,io with Lg.e shors sDd or4'd 1rrnk tal" y, al4 -
ssl.mslcA with Atlantic and Great We-'.m n,nwsy
tm,srant fren doy or baGs.o, SAl anisacA Dus'
Lk AID West
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Oh A .rrrnsf

Interest srow-d 4 per rsEt all entitled
tt-fso rec Of Govrrru-ut Trg Or~n daily from 10 to
p WALLER W. N.'OHShLi.'' iicsS7n'
NArDRHpuT J.. Gr1Ios Secfrtuy.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Pants is thing to every gentleman desirable apt
to all who want clothing Made to Measure we guaran
tee
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

The New York Evening Post, radi
cal sheet, in every sense of the word, has
this to say about Congress
More than seven months have passed
and what has been accomplished It is
an undeniable truth, that Congress has
not been economical it has not sinlpliied
the tax system; It has not brought us
nearer 20 specie payments it has tried
to pass a tariff which would compel a
great part Of the nation from profitable
60 ooufessedly Improbable employments,
cripple our commerce, and lessen our
revenue. It has neither encouraged 10y
atty nor punished treason. It has tamely
seen 3 cabinet minister defy and violate
one Of its important laws, and, instead of
Insisting, as is its right, on the enforce
ment of the laws already on the statute
book, It has busted itself with impossible
or vicious schemes Of amendments.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

SALMON P. CHAsE.-We publish on
the outside a most startling charge of
deficit in the Treasury accounts in the
time Of Chase, Of Thirty Millions of Dol.
larsl 1t was undrr the auspices Of this
man that the Treasury Building became
q house of i'll fame but an accusation Of
the sort now published was never before
made. Here is stupendous villalny, for
which some one is responsible, and which
viii be ferreted out just so soon as our
great and good President restores the
Government, which he is rapidly doing,
20 the purity Of its days. In the mean
time It is to be hoped that some of the
Jacobins who are cOgnizant of the whole
transaction, will quarrel with Chase, as
Tilton did with Seward, and make clean
breast BY confession.-Mdrion Democrat
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
eEALLEHsEs e0MPAslseH WITH An n1urT


1.-THE Florence combines an the good ouaIftfss
other first class machines and possesses 90 many ad
vantages over all Of them, that few may be mention
ed.
tits the only machine capable Of making mOrethan
kind Of stitch, and the only haVngthe rsUsTS
ftmakes four different stitches; Lock Double Ioeir
Knot and Double Knot each stitch perfect and alike
both sides Of the fabric Operators select any
stitch they want, and change from one to another
without stopping the machine. It's stitches cannot
be excelled for frmness elasticity, durability, and
beauty Of finish.
seams.
1t does not slip stitches.
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal faiicity L
covers the widest range OfWOf and eNces all others
for family and manufacturing purposes. It combines
every requirement and is greattTiumph ofmeehnnic
al genius.
out stopping the macnlne
The most inexperiencedha have no difficulty in using
has no springs to get Out Of Orasr; wiz last life
It runs easily and is almost nOtssless.
It lis the most rapid sewer il the world; making
fire stitches to each reD0latjOR,
It uses the same size thread on both sides Of the
fabric.
It oils no dresses, all its machinery being On top
Il viii Braid. Tuck. Quilt. Cord Hem. Fell Bind
Gather and sew on q Ruffe at the same time and do
all kinds Of stitching required by families and
actureTs Every machine is warranted to give entire
satisfaction, and to do all that is claimed for it,
It IL the most perfect ss1gRg machine IN. TIE lCOTd
and mechanical ICOld6F.
r. Be sure and get the Best and avoid subse-
Every one in want Of machine are respectfully re-
queste1 to call and examine the merits Of the zOT
MRs.C. SNYDER, Agens.
Residence on Court-street.
No. 1931y.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Tar Cincinnati Enquirer says that we
understand that the estimable wife Of
Gen. John @. Breckenridge, at present
temporarily residing in Canada, presented
him, a few days since, with twins.
TRE President and Secretary SeWerd
will leave Washington on the 18th inst,
TO attend the Douglas Monument cere-
monies, going by the way of New York.
HoN. WM. A. RICHARDSON, late United
States Senator from Illinois, is in the
city and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel, Cincinnati.
TaE deaths from cholera in New York
City and on the adjacent islands, during
the past week, numbered 200.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

BEeoMEHG ODIoUs.-The Radicals are
elsmorous that +" treason be made odious, -
and are insisting continually that the
President should see that it is done
They had better keep quiet. Their trea-
son, in ashort time, will be odious enough
q suittheir most earnest desire, and their
children will suffer under the odium Of
parental treason. Already the apostacy
of these Radicals-their treason to the
Consultation, to the Union, and to the
form and spirit of our Governments a
sianoh ia the nostrils Of the people. Do
not be uneasy, gentlemen; the President,
che people and history will make your
revolutionary and reasonable schemes
despieable and odiOus through all COM
ing tima.[C CSrrleUills Democrat.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Bread and butter is becoming a
matter Of considerable moment with those
who cannot raise their wages, as did their
Cougressmen, sixty per cent. at one dash,
nor claim five dollars for work performed
under a contract calling for three only.
Taxes upon everything used, and which
make the people stagger under the
bnrthsn, are to be increased to add near
" double to the salaries of Congressman.
That is the way the Radicals run the
legislative machine-increase their own
pay, and at the same time increase the
bafthens Of the people. We shouldn't
be surprised If /" ad-and butter conven-
tions D got to be very plenty Cfreleuizls
Democrat.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Hon. Henry Stanbsry, Hon. Hooking
Hunter and Hon Thos Ewing are the
three leading lawyers Of the Republican
party, standing a head and shoulders
above all the lesser stars in the State of
their persuasion. All three now support
the President. Is not this significant ?
We see also that Mr.. Waite, Of Toledo,
ths leading Republican lawyer of the
Northwest, is an alternate of the Colum-
bus Convention to the Philadelphia Con-
vention. There will be nothing left to
the Radicals buteditors and ofiee-seekers.
-DatOB Empire.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
DemOOraao Delegates tc the Philadelphia
OOnven ton,


DELEGATES AT LARGE.
William Allen, Geo W Morgan, Geo
II PeHdleton, Meredith R Willett.
ALTERNATEs AT LARGE.
EB Eshelman, c Beam, Jabez ="
Fitch, J NJ Estep.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Ist District-Miltou Sayler, Dr. Geo
Fries. Ahternates-Judge A q W Car
ter. William E Jones.
2d-CharIes Reemelin, Joseph G But
lar. Alternates-John Sehif, Alfred
sdlO L vallandigham, Judge Gill
more.
Ith-COl John H James, Col George
+ Dawson.
5th-COI William Sawyer, Judge
Hugh Letson.
6th-Nelson Barrere, ] F Ely. Al
teruates-O A White, J VI Trimble.
Tth-Judge Allen G Thurman, Wn
" franklin. Alternates-W Prem
tiss, A II Lewis.
sth-COl Barnabas Burns, Capt Wm
e Schofeld.
9th-William W Armstrong, J R
Clymer. Alternates-J NJ Brown, ] 3
MagFadeF.
I0th-Thomas Dunlap, VIM Carter.
11th-C C Kinsbury, N P Israel, Co
] R COckarill, Levi DUNCAN.
I2th-James Stockdale, Alfred Yaple
Alternates-J 0 Reamy, J ] Green.
l3th--Judge Hugh J Jewett, Genera
Geo B Smy ythe.
14th-Judge George Bliss, ThOs j
Kenny. Alternates-H II Poppleton
G Z Voorhees,.
16th-Wm Lawrence, Col James F
CharlesWorth.
l7th-COl George W McCoOk, Judg,
Clarke.
1slh-Judgs Rufus P Rauusy, Henry
B Payae, franklin T Backus, Nose:
Kelly. Alternates- ohm Fertig, NJ NJ
Seymour, J Smith, j K Frost. TThese
Delegates and Altsrnates were elected by
. District Convention made up of Demo
Gratis and johnson Republicans.
l9th-Jeferson Palm, Henry G. Ran
ney. Alternates-RObert Maekay, j O
ROte.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Thankful for the liberal patronage received
from Ourfriends and the public generally, we SHAH
strive by fair dealing and gentlemanly department to
merit continuance of the same
n214-tf FRIEDMAN, FRICKMAN & co.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

We are now receiving a large
line of Seasonable Goods that
were recently purchased in the
Eastern Markets for Cash, and
which we offer to Cash buyers at
greatly reduced prices.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
A Tip-Top Fit.
CANNOT BE UNDERso1D.

Our stock has been bought for Cash and we flatte
ourselves thatwe
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Dress Silks,
Grenadines,
OFgandies,
French Lawns,
Printed Linens,
PePcaIes,
Silk LenOs,
GingElanls,
Prints,
white Goods,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Notions, &c.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-10
mcricaniidhe Ofnd1ridhten.

@alD ON, 8. Suit. Oils @arbaial baa
COMMANDO BON WlatanOros antrat, erlieB er cine
proclamation, III Der er ben 8etpObnern iaste, er
lei frOb, baB er fe Wieber in 6rieoen besriibeu
tonne. Die feinSIi9e Streitmadt, be bon ben
@leaben auf ben 8einel erbalterl wurbe, bic ben
ipsenannten meritanilGen Suiier untertiitSen, is'
aufselDt pprben unb er lalie bic @ium obner bon
Natampras wieOer an ben miitterliden Sulen bes
Gaterlauoes Der Sipal9os fommen.
Der &ranspOrttrain gu 0iepnpIa lift bertbeilt
tpOrbeu. @anafeS bat 81 6ubrperfe auf ieineu
4ntReil erbalteu. Gaues SOrObas bat ale Grans>
pOrtse9enftdube 5uridSeIafien unb e%nttatn, inbem
ct tiiber ben 6luB i4wanln. Nleiia's Dioifou
bat Sa9oab am 26. SUM ~perlaii.n nrtb 3tpar IN
5pei senietbeten 9ampfern llnb brei SGpousrn,
Die Der fran5Sff&e Sriessbumpfer abpuis escOr'
tirte. Die 8IOfabe purbs anu Ielbiseu Gage onf,
sebOben. ollie IA OIii4en y / Iiden finb 1T bas
@efdngniB 9ebre&t mOrben. Gm anberm Gage
uber:lieB. fe @arpalaI aIs gidtcOmbattantel mie,
Der frei.
2dusit benz Gfip @ranbe auf tsraniider Ssits
1T bas uaiOutifet nit 3wei 0tittsl Mebrbeit se'
pdbIt pOrben. s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-10
nus GaieIs MN gaoamerifa.

Stem DOrt, 8. Suli. Der Dampfer Stem
OOrf" bon aspinipau brinst gta4ri6ten, bis gum
1, aus Banana.
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Dor f4 Derbiinoet babeu, Cuba bon ipanilder
9errt9aft 81 ~befreien; man bat Tenesula uno So,
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9ie trei erftsenuulten Stauten seben bas @elb
Der uub bic onceren iteleu bic Manni&aften, nab.
renb man SiIfe BON ben Ser. Staaten erpartet
bur& bic Emigration Der Gibldnber.
Na4riGten aus 8O9ota nelbeu bic Snausura.
ton bes nellen 9rditOenten Ntoaquera. gr bat
Die @OnSrebucte, ben NOnneu ais @nti9Gbisung
fir ibr cpnftssirtes Gisentbum setpife Sabrselber
aus3uissen, mibbiliSt. See Senat beltanb anf
WfabreSel. unb bas &eiultat mar, bab Elm
bepnfneter UfOb burd bic @tra6en 3Da unb ben
@OnsreB 3tpans, bas geto bes Yrdfbenten au fame.
%ttCrtren. Dieies Uirb aIs Der erfte Sdritt an
IfOsqusrOs DictatOri&oft betraGtet.
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li9 entiernten, aber balp perltartt suriidtebrs
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li3ilten erifen Johann ben Mob an uro trie-
BEN bic l1nrubeltifter mad Dem 6reebmens.
8ureau, no man ie aneebli@ 9egen Ger9afs
tun9 1T SGub naSnt.