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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

Gov. Ward has requested the New-Jersey Legsla-
ture to meet September 10, to raty the Constitutional
Amendment, and elect United States Senator. Mr.
scovsl, who has shown desire to act again with the
Union party, will, we hope. interposs no further
difficulties even if the Hon. A. G.. Cattell, should be-
as is probable the popular candidate for Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

Gold lower and closes at l4 The range Of the day has
bsen I47 dl4s The business Government securities con
thames large At Second Board the market dull and
lower and after the call was hsnvy and stocks pressed
for sale quotations The coal stocks are lower and are not
in demand ii well understood in the anthracite coal trade
that the has sad that the stocks at tho
close OF sygatiOn viii be larger than for many years and
sufficient insure coal at moderate prices AT current rates
there lie 30 per Money call 4o3 per
cent but 10 not abundant than noticed last weok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

Ar sEw J. HAMILTON Of Texas. So, 40 understand.
did JOHN s. MHLsoS and SHERRAsO CLEMENS Of Viz
giniG. We may be mistaken a. TO one or two Of
these but not as TO tho great majority. Why should
these be illuminated that any man may be undulg
axaltnhi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
Be on THE ALERT! DANGER is AT HAND


The has Tue medical faculty prophecy evil
81 the ure They think pesnee the wing Tor America
Suppose be what the best defense against hK
pousLf This Is the only protection against PANIC
n. well a. against Why do not those
who predict epidemic propose sdequs,e pevenvl There Is
one ouic and save competent to shield the system
against the subtle disease whether they float hishe
the ua. from distant ike vapo from SOIL or
r, incorporated with the universal nud This oSR PREVENTIVE Of
Which there il no Duplicate among the compounds ether Of the Old
Word OF the New, Ia
HosrsrrzRs SrosAoR BITTERs.
Remember that speofc for all the complaints which lay tbs
open Of deadly epdemics you are dyPeP
It ensws digestive gives you appetite and
restores your heernsss nervous Hvgorses every
ber your system from the base Of the bfsin where
beaa to the eH,rems, where terminates II you bilious
discipline. your unuy and brings the seton Of that organ INFO
harmony Of health i in short, an invs and
Allslaye % powerful .hs, Nature, with
HosTErTKRs BITrERs
defiance ke native malaria and foreign in
leoiou N enemy hesr Of this disease which desoains
Eaoee really hhsrwsd behOoves the prudent put
co.he Themselves with iuvunerb,y az far as
human will rermi. by preparing tie system for resistance
with bia pure vegetable an.iiote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

The Soldiers and Sailors Convention at Pittsburgh
is Endorsed by the army, almost unanimously. Else
where we print extracts from letters written by Gems
Logan Garfield, Schenck and others, who represent
the men who did the fighting and are not willing to
surrender its fruits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
Bnelness Notices.
FEVER AND AGUB.
INTERMITTENT FEVER.


Tho prptois Of CRIzEAN BTTKRs viii not ts1 the cretuy Of
hs public by Of their to the efficacy Of
,r invaluable remedy above complaints Suffice TO sy
lbs, Buffers the only kind esmsey introduced
and Hospitals during tie late and proved entirely
permanently curing Fever aud A;ue and intermittent
Fever Daily prevented attacks Of these diseases 10 the
moe, msious exposures The article powerful tonic Tor the
puvss.oen debad and seniay and pleasant 70 the
,.e Testimonials from quarter aud the
blowing are only Of tie recorded which permitted to
publish.
pr Whitehead Surgeon T. dated L. 8 Hospital Newark
ssys cured soldiers under my charge Of obstinate Fever
kgpe bad deed the usual remedy OF Qunae
And would without hesitation use 1t ia similar cases"
Posarseon Hayden T. s A. Besufort s c. Ia
hi. climate Gnd BITT useful for
that send another by neXt sieer C9
A. G. Hau Medical Inspector VIII recommend the article - tue
hsdca Washington. have already done So
DR. Janewv Surgeon dated at Beaufort S c. September
6 Of the CRnRAN FILTERS TO Dr. w uz
lhe Med De-tor COMMENDED tne article and was
General who arrived the next day and was
swae IL meTied in the Northern L. = Hospitals
unanimously declared by al tie surgeons here That u Just ths tuns
~ thus n5irous climate
subject suspicion emans'ns from surgeons
Of Reur Army which add others in private life
u the highest respecsbi'ty and social position.
Sold by Druggists aud 8. the Depot No ITO Liberys New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
IOWA..

TIKI RAILROAD TO DIS MotNEs-GRBAr JUBiLArtoS'
Special Disps.ch to The N Y. rdbuas . N ,ass
About 900 people welcomed the advent yesterday OF
the first railroad train that entered Des MONIES wta
airing of guns and blasts of music. The locomotive oore
the motto, " The gate opens to the capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
granted.

Frederick Douglass has accepted the appointment
of delegate to the Philadelphia Convention and will,
no doubt, be welcomed by all its members. IL would
be fitting recognition Of the claims Of his people
not to speak Of bis services TO place his name in
the list Of officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

No notes can Of Anonymous Communications WhaseVet
intended authenticated BY the and ID
dess OF tho wrer-no necessarily for publication but
anty for his good faith.
ALI business letters for shoua adised "Ths TRIs
uSE" NewYork.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

rYOn the inside pages Of to-ddys Issue ,oH be found
parious speeches by prominent Republicans on the pend
ing cancass; Opinions Of the Peopte; OH Men York;
Lao Inteiligenee; F.niansm; Commercial Matters and
Market RtpOrts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

The Humble Individual, in his Delmonico speech,
spoke of the Goddess of Liberty staggering to her
grave" A sober goddess will do nothing of the
kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

We Judge the character Of the late demonstration at
Delmonco's by incident At the conclusion Of the
feast, three cheers given for John T. Hoffman,
next Governor Of New-Yorki"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

but il was not garbled by him. Who ia responsible
for this grave fraud The Times can tell the whole
truth il it will and it owes that reparation to the pub
lie, Via il make it IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

Michigan has requested her delegates in the Ma
tional Union Executive Committee to vote for the
expulsion of Henry j. Raymond, and, if he does no.
resign, it must come to that very speedily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS

The Francis Palmer an American bark, has been seized
by French war steamer and carried 70 Mazitlan unIr
pre ense she loading guaGO without permit lne
United States boats Saransc and Shawnee have gon) %
investigate the matter.
Macmillan has levied two forced loans on The people h
Guaynas amounting 10 $T,0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
Convenina of the Legislature 81 New'SesseH

TRgNrON n j.. Ibursiay aug Do Iooo
Coy Marcus L. Ward has this day issued proelams-
ton conyenrg the Legislature Of Newer'ey AZ trenton
on Monday September 10, for ii purpose Oh ratiyns
the CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment aad GlAnG tue eX'nns
SeIltQga! vacancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

tn. ~ r. Time, assures US that it had no hand in
garbling Gen. Sheridans letter Very WE'LL now let
it state uho had. From whom did its correspondent
receive that letter. j. Ia addressed to Gen Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

THE TRIBUNE AT ARAP0oA.-Thoruton, newsman
Saratoga sells TRIBUNE for cents and his boys sell on
b, sdew AXIS Of the principal hotels at the sans price
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yALLACK.s THEATER

THIS EVENING sts-SHAMUS O'BRlEN. Dan Bryant A. II
D,vsepor C,es Fisher b. r. Rnggod Geo Holland J. e. Ia
Esn J c Williamson. O. +. Brown Miss Rosa Cooke, Ms Ma
Emi.h Ers. John Seton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

The Republican State Committee OF Louisiana has
formally requested the President to maintain martial
law in New Orleans. The wish Of the Union men
ha, already been dsregarded and that Of the Rebels
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
Colorado

The latest returns from Colorado give Chcott majority
of 9Or. Allowing the friends Of Hunt all they claim, still
Chcot would have 40 to 50 majority, and probably it will
h over lOO The following returns leave but few c0ul
fes 10 DO heard from:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

TERRACE GARDEN. Third ave o,,, ,r, =.
THIS EVENING ct e-THEO TiOMAS's OkCHEoIha
GARDEN CONCERE Programme varied every evening SeV'n
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WOODS THEATFR. - 49, 49,, , , d,
THIS RVFNlHG-HANLON BROrHERS-MlSS hAIiLEbN
UEElLL-MASTER CARON.
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To Advertisers.

We will thank advertising customers TO hand IN
their Advertisements early hour possible II alter
O'Clock they cannot classified under heir proper teads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAT AND EVENING THE MAGIC BARREL - TIL
RCWOOLAASTER - MI G. L. Fox aud fun company. ON
HUNDRED THOUSAND CUNOSlTlES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

Senator Cresswell of Maryland made an eloquent
speech at Newark yesterday, which we commend to
our readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

FRENCH THEATER - -
THIS pVEYfNG-IVALiAN OPERA IL BARBlEKE DE
kFNlDLIA - Srnora Boscheti--MAIlNEk- DEBOkAH The
DESERTED JEWESS-Miss Lacoste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

FIFTH.AVE. OPERA HOUSE.
this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MlNSIRELS-Dick osHls
& Horny Dempster. Orier and Hodgkins
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WINTER GARDEN

THIS EVENING at s-ODONNELLS M1SsioN-Mr John
Boughio T. g. Dunn W. s. Andrews, II. b. Phillips l. T. btor
al. Mos L. johnson Miss Mary Carr.
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r,bs Tribuus in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS, Agents for Libraries, III
a, fGatien for the The
INV viii sv,,oHurioss and AB'ssr'sHssrH
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AmnscMents.

BROADWAY THEATER , . =. -,
THIS FvENING-N APOLEON-Mf James StaIhi DIT NJ W.
Lefinswei. Miss Alice Grey.
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FLLINOly.
STATE CONVENTION or coLoasO MgS-THE rBAcHRRs'
ASSOCIATION.


ASSOCIATION.
Special Dispatch q The n. Y. Trioune.
CHICAGO. Thursday Aug 30 1866
State Convention Of the coored men Of Illinois will
be held on the 7ih day Of October next az Galesburg.
and its leading objects vii be 10 equal rights at tho
ballet box courts OF justice and in the public schools.
As reward for their trouble the State Sch0Otcachers
Association held annual meeting at Farbault yester-
day.
The contract for building the tunnel under the river &C
Washingou-st has been lot ~ Stewart Sudan Co. for
s27l, old Of.
The paper b. presented the result of the conso-
cation of TIE Care Tunes aud Democrat will make its
appearance on Saturday morning next The late propre
tors OF The Democrat AMI Times both heavy stock
holders in the new company which organized under tho
charter 0f The Caro- Democrat. s. L. GOodalo of The
Times y II superiutcni the forthcoming paper.
Butler the celebrated trottiug horse, arrived in this city
Yesterday in charge OF VIM {. Ckeeyer. The following
celebrities of the Dexter Rich, Panic Rolla, Gold
Dust Nobocklish Lily simpson John Morrssey add
Pachcn twill arrive in this city this evening There
are now n the Driving Park stables sboutI5 horses which
are TO contend the liberal purses given BY tho Asoca
lions.
MAIL BAGS RIPLED.
Special Dispatch to Tie n. Y. n5lne.
CHICAGO Thursday Aug 30 1866
Complaints have been made 10 the Posi-Oice autlou-
ties that several containing drafts have been red OK
their contents on tho through mail from NeWfork ~ tina
city. No clue has yet been obtained to the thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
The Herald does gross and glazing injustice to many
patriots In its efforts to exalt Andrew johnson, whom


il calls
he fearless patriot who when al his Southern associates In
Congress had Joined the conspiracy for the overthrow Of the
Government was found steadfas to bis trust and like
'Abde. fshfui found
Among the fathsss faithful on y he.'"
This is hagrantly untrue HORACE MAYNARD,
WILLIAM b. STOKES and EMERSON ETHsRIDGs OF
Tennessee were members Of that Congress of lS59-6l
and all stood by the Union throughout. So did JOHN
J. CRIrrESDES, GREEN ADAMS, and several other
Kentucky members. SO did HENRY WINTER DAVIS
EDWIN II. WEBSTER and J. MORRISON HARRIS Of
MARYLAND. So did JOSHUA HILL Of Georgia. 80 did
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OLYMPIC THEATER.

-..a.,. :,
THIS EVENING. at e-THE ICE WlTCH-YOUNG ACTRE9S
Nj Lamb q Webb Sisters tie Fowler Sisters and in conPsn
tIaRd German Opera Chorus. gorgeous Finale The ENe
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FALL STYLES.
GRAsD OPENING THIS DAY.
GESrs' YoUrHs, BoTs,
CHLoRHSs HATS. LADIES aud CHILDKKSs
ECRs &C
j. r. TERRI
No. 600 Broadway.
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bic anheren Proptnjen Rnb bic Emigration t6nne
ten nidt ben GusihiaS eebeI. ,GDdre i&," 10
i&Iie6t GaartOrpsii beoeltunSscpu, kin Ginppb.
ner Don @aIiSien, 10 miirbe i4 bas e~egenDGrtise
GpStem III SeftreiG NIT allen uleinel Rr85teu
pertheioigen.6
Oalnit lpr,9t er fi1 fir bic 9egionsbilbuna aus
.nb 3e,at, bab 3piiben ibnt uuo Der SItreibi11en
&esisrung 9epi1Ie Tbiprateu bersits ,TiGtiren.-
Gin GROCER Ittil Der aali3ildeA BtpSlterun8, bic
rutbtniIdeu Baueru, bic Iib pom ben si9entli6eu
Bclen pcer uQeden" unteglGtioeu, iinb ~belanntlid)
hen S1treidii6eu 9te9isrungsipItem iiberbaupt ais
bdusliG, neil ie %bafielbe ale eiHen S&us ss9eu
eutaberrlide Seorilfuus anlebei. Von cielem
Ebeil Ger gali;iiden GillpCbnerldaft tpuroe inter
SSela's 6ibrlng un0 anf Wietternid'iGen Nrtrist
bic Noe!sIhlG6teret bon 1886 du80efibrt. GSar-
tcrpSti reprGlentirt iebod) feiresne9S oieB rpee,
aeItnnlnsslOle Sauerntburn ; CT ltebt nielfnebr
duf Der naticNaIspptniiheu Seite, freiiid anf benz
IuBerGten rehten 6liiJel Der NrillOiratle. @ear
NM er iih Sl ienem Brief berbeiActolIet bat, 10
-bgpeilt bte6, baB Oeltrelb In pieienl 2luseltbliGe
menigfte18 SerlpreduI3e1 nladt oa8 9altel If
f~relItD cine auocre Sa6e. Ste fpinllhe MriItos
fratie peutt ~inbtlleu mObl, e8 tTnns Gtb ous ber
8eorGn0ulB, in rpetde Ceitreih liG g"eItiiIst itebt,
ldlIeGtlb rob gute5 fir Epien ergetel. Sin
&SlrtOrpsft1dt3 PVleu mare libSrbalIpt fitr OsIt
rttb teiIe @eTabr, pa3egsll motl ell SdpnB fir
~eallelte gegel 6uB.1lp. Jfdbnle nun 3tlBlanc
TAI 2Aufs DTS artegeS i~rSelloDle Partei 9egelt Oslts
reid, 10 miirps ple Saliylde Qe9lcn ais 1srn eiael
SniurrectlpIis Nrmee Se3eH Den GSareu ipnpbl,
ME 9e5en zen -8GuiJ ppn PreuBen re!meHpet ipsr-
oel tBnueu ulo oarlut ipccullit man obue 3mel.
ftl inter Dell nloDellrteI uilp cOnlerpatlpen Gnni
9ratlouefitbtern. -
Su Obiger babe id perir&t, Ctjectip 9etreu,
It0d zen ;uotrldlligften l'ripatnadrintel1 ans IL
iter Guele, Die SudIage sn ibtIbern. Gin Ser:
luh 5ur GitolnJ elmer po!llIHen 9e9lon fir Sta.
lien miro ou9eIbliG ,iA i'll Gurtn 0suIud,t. @arls
balbt, ali Den man 1b malpte, ipriAt fG in einen
BriIfr fir Die pDlntibe 9ate aus, leblt abcr BIZ
Eeralitpot t!ihfstt fir Die 0e1iousbilpuug at. =
Der 0auptfiDrer Ger belnptfotlld ppin,i6en Yay'
ter, otr i'll Ger letten SnlurrtctiDn all Ger 0pit,
Itlnn, bGit fiG r0rrtrbano III otr Qalt;yil SQd,
neutral. &. y.
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Geit Des sassns.


@O-f0nnsn mir bi.isn better fnDeu, als in Be
iG!iifeu. sefukt DON elmer Convention. bon Sour.
ndliltm?
Cine iolGe Contention lai,b ain 6. uub z. b.
81. in Sad Jon, Dtiii., ftett nnb mir geben biernlit
einen Aussug ans BEN 0ei6liifsu berIeIbeu.
Sn Der Girleitu,l9 ia8en bic 9srren ielbft, baB
man bic Wttinuu9en III Der IreiIe ouS9ebriidt,
atger1ein als ben alisorud Der Goitsmsirin9 be-
tradlte unb aus rtsiem @rnr,pe fiibleu ie ii9 Gee
%brunaen, ibre trertbpOleu arfi6teu Der f%fallnen,
ban @elt pretsSugcben. Gle beI9loilen oeSbalb:
l. DAFT ieoer 6rertnb Der @sre6ti1telt, bes
6rieoetS 1nb bes 9uteu Billens Gle Yflidt babe.
Gle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOLUTIONS auf5 Warnlie
3l rnterititbel.
2. 8aB ite i'll benz GbsiI Der ,,perifOrbeuen''
repubIifanilhen Eartsi, pelde iebt bon Gunner.
St,pellS Hno Greeley 9eleitet rirD, eiuen pirecten
8eriud Isbeu (neri,piirbige Sprade pas Die re-
pubIlfaniiGen 0ruuoiGee. auf peld)en nHlere Sd'
ter Die Ssr. Staate1 aufgebaut babel, i'll 5%eritDren
ilnb alif ibrel 3t1iuen ell conf pIipirte8 0fetd 81
8liinoeu II. (. 10.
3. DAFT tie aQe 8iirger oe8 9tcrtenS nter Sit
beng obne 9llidlidt ant peren Bolitif auf 8 BERG
It6lte unteritlieeu molten, peIde Die 9f0tbmenrtA>
tett ~einieber, ZAP man Die rpiltiide Oiadt rer 0fcs
gterIIig ol6 ben piHbels eirer 9err'IItnioIen polt'
tlideu UIebrbeit inl &pIgre6 reiBeI miille.
Ger fliHtte VelhiHB 9ebt -e4el Die polttllten
0te)ts Ter 0arblBsn mo Der Ied6te lit 9egen bic
fAred!lGen ~raeltaien 53eltlnBen DIS 9for0tI5 Sc.
rlGttt.
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Snrrettinu.

Sm unitrtn setrissn tsleerapbtlden De-
psiHen, bex Gtnmarl9 Der preuben In Sadz
ien uno 5annouer betrefsno, tei6t es .bie
Yreuben baben @iauAau unb 3tttat beieBt
unD beIusern 59metpnis unp gsis." Gis Is
eigtntli@ bsiBen iou, pilIen Die Yreu-
BEN, eS tann ieop4 3~peierlet teiben, entweper
voie Yrsubsn BADEN. @lau&au unp 3wi6au
(tm iuopeilidtn She'll BON Sa6isn) belebt
uno beorpbsn Gbemnis ueb 0reiB lin Der
&iGtuns Don DreSoen)" pcer uote Vrenben
baben 26bau unp 3ittau tim Otlidtn 3tpfsl
sOn 5aGisn) beitgt." SGpeipnts lit betaunt-
li9 cine preubiiHe Setting tn S&lelien.
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@MrDpGifcbe Ndcbrtcbten.

WreuBen. Die balbantItde Norbbsuti1e IN.
semeIne 3eituug iiinbist an, bab fe binfort NaG'
riGten aus ben @lbber5C9tbiimern utter Der Gnf.
i9rift ,.YreuEen'' unb Na6ridten aus Staattn,
bic frIber aum Sunb 9ebDrtsl, inter benz 3itCl
ogIitteIeuropGii&e Staaten9ruppe" nerDfentli&en
perbe. (Oer Blame 9eutIdlunbs iOI alIo sdrIs.
lid Der Ibtpinben.)
SIN 9GIefteu ftnb bic lett.u arie9soOrbereituue
gen s~stroffen mcrben. SIN bic @rdben Der Sc
ifrrsen 1T 8aier geaI1en wOrben, i'll Der uln9e'
geno Der rerIbiebenen @lacis bat man bic Sdll,
HE 9efdnt urIo ii6srau filIo Wa9en aufgefteut
porben.
Su einer Setauntma9uuS Der GiDiltsbSrbsn
bon HatibCr mar benz lIeberbringsr Der erifeu ners
IdBIiGen Nadridt baB Die Oeltrstder Die @reuse
i~ibe,ibritteu bitten, cine 8elObnun8 ron %
3balerll neriprohen noroen. Gs bieB bort, BAT,
Die Oetreider i'm anriiden auf Ooerberg b~e9rifet
Ieien.
9u Berlin mar bas Gerii6t perbreitet, baB bic
ruIlIde, Streitrnaht. welhe f6Cn !ause I'M IT'D
tld9eiI |Scler conccntrirt mar uno iest IanSIam
se9en bic laleiiine @reuSe rorritdt, cine ioI9e
Y0ltiOn einnebmen mirb, koB fe e~pentuel benz
SftreiGildeu Raiier sur 8erftgun9 fteben trirs.
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Deuthloun ~ entctden unb ~ s~ttrtnMers
Beartifi4 III es, bab SIR unrubts gu tperben
anfanst SIR Grtunpe, Gu& an bic Seite Der
9i&e&en, Frcaten unb SlOwaten 3u telen,
unb caB Str Cub, al.r fHGnen 8crl1bt pe'
9en si fcroernper @arantten fat perge1snb,
pietm Ger3netHuns ms 6abstur9ti4e 9a9er
ltir,t. Ofentar trwaGt baS abIhredtnot
8ti1pitl @ien's In Gurer Seele - ces neute
lAen @ien's, bas emit aud bur& 3roatsn,
GlAeten unp 0anburen fur pas tailrrlt&e
6absburg aerettet murpe. Nbnt Sbr GtmaS
BON benz SGidlal 9tcbert 8lum's, penn Sbr
geaen 6abebur9 mad 9iecerrerfun9 5pben~
,oQern5 Inp Neact;pirung zines 5abstur9t'
1nen OeatlAlanD's Ypn Ns6trn pes eeutlden
Gulfes p~erlouten lobt? Soer meint SIR, pie
oeut1den lruppen Der NTttel~ uno Rteinitaa
ten triircen nit BEN beutlhen Hegimentern
pes .6abstur9iiAen 9eersS Gnre uuntertba1
%nioIten" Bitten penu tDrOern purtt SDr
iApn niGts me6r unterltlben { Sltten
IN Oanfsn Deutihlano'5 unteritubelt, nab
GEM tie I'M Oienite zines fSDeratiom O9naltrn
ceutihss 8ruosrttut 9ttcitet baten, pas I'M
wirt rpillt9en CienIie ftnc5 onoern frelltd'
unfSpcratibrn 3Ynaiten ver9oilen tparpe p?
Ooer msint SIR, rentihe Srlpcr I'M Silpen,
p.r opeutlA 0ebante" werne IN Der.
lin ,lno Gtetttn, aGnisotsrs unD SSH, 8res
Tau unO Maspetur9 trcB aller fprllArtttlert~
ihen Nbriegrlei unp 8dilAun9 nab Der err
lea Nleoerln8e Dos ,,herrliAeu Erts9sbeer'S"
mie ein Wetter einlhlagen, uno oas 0pn=
nsrpprt oct oeut@en NepubItf
perce bic &fer con CIppel an TIRE
aAte Nbifnmmun9 uno ibre mabre Nufaabs
ma9uen, Der !6pben,oasrn'lhe Gbrcn msrpe
III pttisr beutlhsn 9obe 3u NIAs perbrennen,
uno @isn uaD Stuttgart, Mindm uno
Jr ntFurt, DRESDEN unD 6ambura uno alie
anpern St1bte uno 8ltdtn unp C0rTer
Osuti9:anO's rperpen ianmt itren Sriiocrn
tim 5eere oieier sroBsn 8epe9una fclsen -
Btr piini6en e.. brfen Is, molten ipent9ltens
paran arbeiten, ipvisi mir t6nncn.
Reine prtuben, feline Oelrei@tr, feline
S9maben, feline 3eltn, teine Saiern, lslbit
ttine S9lesptss5 cliteintr, aber Demt&e.
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NreI QrOBe @ratissY abn,Gde.
WarI6aqss 8ertauf.

Strait elmer &: ia. De faauns br Der. ct. Oiatttss Gcui
I'm Stunt Ierrntn 1865 sseen f~ebenietn 8then unb itd
5iiier Gdu&tdtat, NIT @ef8laS teleat auf NnacSe us.
b & 3u1 Stunt &errin 1856. va
VIC @ri&t ptrs ttermtt eestben, bde Id q
u = ia eFn z. 8 u IT I'M IL ubr Nittogt I'm bHtntI
den alaarsnbaus, @de Don ecmbat6 pnb SEP Str, In B,
Staet 8altsmsre, BITE chen eend MEN iebenjetn Siarn VI
8s faTsr RGu6tnbrs aaf SlfeutltGrr gerfeig, uus oerial
ttn rreret 80 Dpntfans,
lOun23-5Ol Ser. 81 Warfhan.
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I'm Su itsrm'n 1876 gag II { rFtiebrne Yadete une Stiff
"a al, NIT 9ef4Ias bslrst auf Insabs Sir. l Bic gum Sun
z rmin 1865
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HE rb n senanuten D1dste une &tltsn SabaI a
RffsntIiher SFrfeigsrane %verFdafen ueree.
90. BgEtfGnt
Nun22-39l 9. 81. Wlarfh0l.
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MdrlhnuszWerfnuf

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TN Ssntttrrin 1856 ee8en semitic gudeis Eobat. NIT g
l@lds beltst a f Nnodbe No 5 bic ,um Sanitermin iS6
Na6rt6t wtrb btsrmtt g%egeGen, bag ID q
~ Q n I 20 ten 2 SUIT 1865, UNI 12 ubr Mittaas, /
5Hent' ttsn WearentauS. Gde uGn Qonbsre unb QHoS ct
tn her Start Baltimore Rem Cb,u eenauNten fasat. ndmli
IS 9tfen Rautataf, l Gife NaubtGtdt 6 @atetes BE-, al
Ottent t4sr Uetfrts:rans ~pestaufen 70 roe.
80. SpntfanE
(tnn2"-S0 y, CT Indr ghnu,
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MQrindQSz0 erfauf.

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I'm .Su0t Sermin 1886 aseen 3Yet 8 RE Stteu~9abaf M
Sti3lsg ttlt t dat an9ase nc 3 sum Stunt Grrmiu 1866.
@eCntds, ?. Sui S 10 ttr &e, tGrs. TN 5fsntI dt
Cd bon Srmb RI uES @spfr I Eee ia!
baltimore. Its pOsnssnannter Jwet Srpsen Riftn EGbai al
Shsntl,ter 0erieteerans ~pertdu'su Writ
70. rntfdnt,
tuH22-30) 9 ct WdrIGaE.