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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26
FROM LITTLE FALLS.
Finding OF . body In tho Mississippi
rivor-Conflicting Opinions conosrn-
Ing it-Whereahouts Of the murderer
Il ROy-New business Arm.

IT, SEs.z
LITTLE Falls. July 10th, 1866.
ED1roR DEMOCRAT. yesterday, the
excitement about the murder Of gurman
was considerably revived, on report
reaching town that the body Of q drowned
man lay in the Mississippi river about five
miles above town. Messrs. Briggs and Mic
Lesson at once went up and viewed the body.
II lay in about six inches Of water, face
down had on two shirts, the under one
hickory, and the outside one reddish cal
leo: : pair Of old suspenders tied about
the waist; no. pants; pair Of WOODEN
socks and Indian moccasins were on his
feet. An inquest was held, and upon ex-
animation of the body, two ball holes were
discovered in the legs. The opinions as to
whether the corpse was that Of . white
man, half breed or an Indian, were diverse
" formed by those examining it.. But the
most likely conclusion is, that it was one Of
the two Indians implicated in the murder
Of Blrman, who were confined at Fort Rip
ley aud escaped about nine days since from
the guards, who fred upon them ~ they
left. Roy, the principal actor in the MUIR
der, has been heard from. He is about
Sandy Lake with the Indians. The Gov
ernor has, on behalf Of the State, offered .
reward Of 5000 for his arrest and deliv-
cry to the Sheriff Of this county. =:
think there is nothing more particular
ly exciting about ahia section, excepting
that since the new firm Of Briggs. Richard
son & Co. have started q store at this place,
everybody is astonished to find chat goods
are sold in Little Falls at st. Cloud prices.
..-. Yours very truly, a...:}
- N. RICuARDSQN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

An ARTIFICIAL NosE AND PALATE.-Wc
have, been permitted by Drs. Keith and
Bausinan, dentists Of this place. to see the
above mentioned articles and their adapta-.
ton to IN unfortunate individual who lost
both nose and palate by disease some ten
wears since. A false nose il not . new
thing. but the success which has been at
tanned in this case .is Of interest because
tho usual method Of sap Lying that mem
her could not be resorted to. In this case
the teeth Of the upper Jaw and the bones
adjacent had been destroyed by the same
disease which destroyed the palate ana
nose. The false palate is constructed 's1
vulcauized rubber, - w&ich m upper, set
OF teeth are attached, 90 That THIS para
somewhat resembles an ordinary set 81
teeth, but involving much time, patience,
and great ingenuity in adapting ana per-
feetly fitting and combining 18th for the
purposes intended. 0ut success has been
attained, sd .the teeth are worn with ease
and are serviceable as other artificial teeth
for the purposes Of mastication. Tho nose
IL instructed of the same materisl, carved
and colored 80 perfectly, and fitted 80 &C.
scursteiy that no one would suspect the
true state Of tho case without q very close
inspection Six Of our best physiciant
and surgeons were present to examine IN.
false nose ard palate, and all expressed
great satisfaction, seth VIII tAe eoastroe
lion aud adnpts&ion If these lost members
Much credit is die Drs:: Keith and Baus
msn. aaa ws ean ssfeay inform all VIII
NAV be afflicted % was the patieat referret
to above, that they need not journey 70 81
Eastern city to get such lost members
constructed. As dentists, they have NJ
superiors in the West.-Misaeapolis Atlas
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

THr officers of the Wisconsin Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association have faver-
ed US with complimentary ticket to the
Fair that is to be given at Milwaukee this
fail, commencing September 18th, and con-
.inuing four days. The grounds have
recently been greatly improved. and in.
creased accommodations prepared for those
who may attend tho fair. A premium list
of $500 is offered for the best stock, with
discretionary premiums for machinery and
agricultural implements. -.a- -. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

Hon. Ignatious Donnelly, the young
and able member of Congress from Mime
sots, has been honored by Princeton Col
leee with the degree Of Master Of Arts
MI. Donnelfy is native Of Philadelphia,
and q graduate Of our Centra! High School.
He also acquired his legal training at our
Bar. During the present session he has dis
tinpuished himself as the father of the
bill to establish Bureau of Education,
and also Of the bill to en- courage the plant
ing Of trees on the great treeless Plains
Of the West.-P hiladephia North Amers-
can. jn@ .--.'- ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26
DRESSMAKING.

{ Ladies wishing FASHIONABLE DRESS
MAKING done would 90 we'll to call at the
residence Of JAS. H. PLACE, Esq, where
the undersigned is temporarily stopping
for lew weeks, preparatory to opening
rooms on Washington Avenue, where Dress
and Mantua making, in all their various
branches, will be completed, after Madame
.Demorest's late improved model. .lf !
52-2w go MRS. u r FRANCE. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

A sHEEp1xG ARREST IN Cov1NGroN, Kr.
The Legislature of Kentucky at is last
session enacted law requiring ali coffee
house keepers to give bonds in the county
a.urx az their respective counties in the
-sumsof fear handred dollars not to sell
1iauer to minors Or intsxieated persons. or
to keep disoraerqy house. This law has
not, It seems. been complied with by SIN
Gle coffee-housekeeper in Coviugton, and
the consequence is that every such person
in the city was indicted by the grand jury
last Friday. @ 4. :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26
Loss by Portland Fire, July 18th,


LIE total amount covered BY Etna Policies on
property destroyed damaged is $780, 1854, which
salvage will be about per cent. Our total loss will
not vary much from 500 900 and Is being promptly
adjusted and paid. This sam Is per cent upon tho
assets figure but slightly exceeding our government
and State taxes paid last year, proportion equal
toa s, 900 loss fer company of $lO0a6s assets. ~
The necessity for insurance and the value Of wealthy
strong corporatsns is or1by illustrated by this IRE.
Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed
Portland has pepuation Of IS 900; was Handsomely
built, mostly ne brick stone
aad scrseseA with upward 0 5000 shade trees
boanded sn three sides by wster-fndeed, literally al
most rising fion the ocean-and with good steam
nre department-yet 1t has 100000 Of property
consumed in q few hours-upon . holiday when its
people least occupied the very fndgnihcant
cause Of contemplate fire cracker.
Remember the trifing origin of fresthatsweepa away
In few hours the earnings Of years. Condder your
best interest and give the Etnas Agent call Il yen
need proper Insurance security. Policies issued a
fair ternls. -. 1911 =
II. e. WEST, Agent. to
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

ITO u.s. exslaims the Richmond 7smes'
does not belong the credit cf the expert
ment Of Washing the Ethiope white. ," To
which the Detroit Tribune says: every
likely; but to you does belong the credit
Of tho experiment OF making the Ethiope
yellow; and you tried that experiment on
4 very extensive scale" ...-.n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26
STRAYED.

From the subscriber, on or about the 7th
inst. dark brown PONY MARE. Who
eyer will return said mare to the suDscri-
Der, or give information where she can be
found, shah be liberaaly rewarded. sg,..#
Pa ..Sa i1s'z.t4 S3S& WM. ALBRIGHT
i Lynden, Clearwater p. 9. J July 10, 1866.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Fortress Monroe
tlisp atches speak Of Jefferson Davis pres
ent quarters ~ follows: @ ".s'j a.',:'.'..
I'm the recently handsomely ftted-up
casemate at Fortress Monroe, Tor the &C.
commodation OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Davis and their family, they are now living
very comfortably and pleasantly: Their
numerous friends furnish him with all the
luxu,iee Of the season, and the Govern
ment is stinting nothing to make their resi-
denoe at tho seaside, during the summer
season, as agreeable as possible The re-
taxation by the military authorities. OF the
restraints upon the movements OF Mr.:
Davis is having very beneficial effect
apon his health. j..
Those whose sympathies have been sx :;
cited by Dr.. Craven's book will now be
able to rest easy %.i@'..s.'1 t'i..' '5i& =:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

MINNESOTA is to be represented in the
Universal Exposition at Paris. The work
Of forwarding win be attended to by !. y.
Mann, Esq, President Of the State Agrl'
CULTURAL Society, Cottage Grove, Mimi
Parties wishing to send articles will ad-
dress him. It is desired to forward speci-
meme Of wheat, rye, barley, oats. Indian
corn, -four, preserved vegetables, hemp,
aax, wool, butter, cheese, furs, &c., SO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

THR members from Tennessee were I'D
mitted, sworn in and tc Ok their seats on
Tuesday-that State having adopted the
Constitutional amendment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26
A NEW VOLUME.

With this issue THE DEMocRAr enters
uron its Ninth Volume-the. patriarch Of
Northern Minnesota newspapers. From
present Indications, it bids fair to enjoy
prosperous life for many years to come.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-26

USE THE B Jest
DIR. CLOCKS
:st-9 - EXCELSIOR II. ess<-DG,
: HAIR REsTORER,.a a
Is THE BEST PREPARATION ever presented to tho
public for the Hair, and the only article possessing
all the mehts claimed for It.
IT lakes HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADX
Arrests its faA,,g of Or turning gray, cures all
diseases Of the scalp, and makes harsh, wiry hair
beautifully soft and luxurantiy glossy: but above all
isth marvellous rapidity With which &@ Z
GRAY HAIR IS RESTORED
TO its original color. Use Il few times, and lol
your gray hatEs have disappeared asif by magic.
- It IS NOT A DYE,
Datstrikes s* tie reote Of the hair supplying them
with life and eeloring matter II 10 much bet
ter dressing than OH o. Pomatnm, and avoids their
deleterious effects. It is elegantly prefnsd IL easily
applied, andis in an respects agreeable to the senses
IT, after fair trial this does not prove to be the best
preparation before the public fol the hair the money
Put ta large bottles end soldsy all druggists at
DR.. +. B. CLOCK. Proprietor
FULLER, Inch I FULLER. Chicago, General
Northwestern Agents.
*ol8n41-ly i. l. G. SIMS, Agent for St. Uoua.
CrArE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF srEARNs
District Court, Fourth Judicial District, stearns
Martha !" e rs:ss' Plaintiff; Summons. s Ss%
william H. H. Young, Defendant - Filed.
$50 cent Revenue stamp canceled]
2 s'The State of Minnesota"
TO William H. b. Young, the above-named defendant
! You arc hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which said complaint Is
file in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
in the County Of Stear, and state Aforesaid ad 70
sevea copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber. at his oace IN the town Of st. Clo1l
stearns County Minnesota within %, days after tho
service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service and If you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief do
i Dated s.. ' Cloud &nn, July 2sh 4 D. 1865
| q CHAs. D. KERR,
july2esw oft St. cloud, MINI, Plaintiff Attoinssy.
3! GTATE OF MINNESOTA, MEEKER COUNTESS.
~ District Court, 4th District
! In tho matter. Of the application Of Frances K
| Brosseau VIM. II. Grant and A. G.. Smith, for the
ascertainment Of damages for howagelof Lands, &C..
ess % purpose ass III G 6Rs
f. Vanderburgh, will meet at the site designated in
said order Of appointments on the Grow river, in
section q0) ten in the town Of Forest City, on the
the purpose of ascertaining the damages for the flow
age Of land above said point at which t b proposed T.
erect dam for mill purposes, as nsad order set forth
IT, I. B. SALISBURY,
X DAVID MITCHELL,
~ WATT II. DART.
ts9at Commissioners
Forest City, J.ly1 1885,. m juiyabsw
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0,u,ofrotisd,e @tootscCnpen4irm

Sortfprt. Cont, Z. Tebr. Oie beutpfra.
tide GtaatscCnpentipn bat 1iH beute bier rerlauta
melt. Die GpnpentiDn lit bic 5ablreibIte, tpel6t
ie aebolten murbe, 8. $. 8Cno, prdiibtrte.
Bon. SauleS 6. @n9liIb BON Seem 0apen murot
aun1 @0urerneur NIB 9. 8. Sppe BON StratfDrE
mur6e gum 2ieut. >@Duperneur ern1llllt. Gun
StaatsIetretdr Se1e Slnep bon Stratfor1; Sdos'
neilter Senlar s.. Barbour BON Sarttorp; @Omp'
trpler &. $. SingSbrrp rpn Srartlt1.
Die SEE o~lutipne1 e1bOlitren Die HeltaurattonS'
pplitif bes Yrdfoenten Scbnlpn.
Son &bcSe SSlanD.
YrDptbence, Z. Sebrl1ar. Die General
MIIemblp bat @eOr9e 81. SraptOn AT SteIle oes
fritbereu 9fibterS Ame8 gum Salptri9ter Der
Supreme Court ernannt. s.. u. SraptprI mar
bis babin SeiIiber beS @eridtSbpfeS.
Die Ssnier,unifOsrnsn.
Nem @Orf, Z. Sebr. Dennis O9nlltoalt
purte bente a~rretirt, ais e. eirel gSagtlt ~forttrteb,
nel6er grpBe SiIteu entbielt. SelHe Seipcc9lIllgell
maren perbG9tig uub er 9eltaro EN-, Dap DE Sltell
Senier-llnifDrme1t ertbieIter1. Sle mlrpeil POM
Sol. O'O@a9onep nerlar19t 1llto per 4treltant
murbe freigelaIIel1, ais it9 beralSltellte, Dap Ell tetll
Oieb W1r.
IerfbiTnns DSn @affen nadb Sera Grrg.
Nem 0orf, Z. Sebr. Gine 2abung Biltplell
unb Wiltnttion nad Sera @ruS fit Yripat9ebraud
OCIltitttltt1 WI " pGu S(ppLVNI &ONIVItHlOH
bic grIanbniB erbaltell, ab5ugeben.
@S 1T feItselteGt, baB Der 9a1oel nit Waffen 10
lan9e fret lelt pirb, bis ii9 b.raus9eItelt, bas Die
lesteren 81 einem S%riegS5wedt bienen lDuer.
Seusr in Gap S;ncent, 81. ..
albany, 7. 6ebruar. Sslte fritb brad Elm
Ee1er III &~linSpprtbS @iIeTtlabet1 III Sap SinCerlt
aus. Die Slammen breiteten It9 Idnea bis ra9
3. & 6. 8rtg9S &leiberlaben Inb Sc, @raubel8
Grocery uuo btridiebenen anDeren Yldteu ans.
Ser Gerlult lit lebr teberttenb.
Eeurb bel Utica.
Utica, 7. Tebr. Gin brlttaler WtDro wur6e
QeItern Nbeno III benz @aIbDfe bon Sort gSil1o1t,
nabe Utica, began9el1. Gin Utanu 9tanlenS Camp
bel I'M 4lter Don 35 Sa6re1 nl1roe ppn 5 iun9er
Qeuten aus leinem 9auie pertritbe1 u1o i6nt Der
S6Gbel nit Gnitteln seri6la9e1t. gr ftarb mad,
Is Mfinuten. Die 0fSrber iinb perbaftet wOrbeu.
BON WeericO.
gan 6ranct8cp, 4. Se6r. Snt merica>
niI6en @0nIulate 1T BON Suare3 lnb benz MiniIter
bes 4usmdrti9er cine 0tittbeiluug, batirt 81 45a1p
Del Norfe, %. Sec, ein9egangeH:
@ae @enerale I'M COMMANDO liberaler Srl1ppen
batte1 ibre Anbdi9lidfeit erfldrt u1b ben 8eI6luB
beS Suares rpe9er Iu8oebnltn4 ieinc5 Anlt8ter>
Minis gebiai9t.
Ginfge frdl56fi9eS ruppen, toel6e III Ser Stid}s
tIlg BON 81 4aiO aufgebrO9en maren, paren,
na6bem ite IA 2egua8 u1arid,irt, um9efebrt. Die
republifanil9en Sruppell III 81 Yalo maren gum
&lberftauO rSQig 9%erititet, penn Die 6ran5Oie1
ibre &lbiidt aISfitbreu %iOlten.
Sen. 9te9rete mar am &c. Sec. gum &rie0Snlt~
niIter beIteat tporpen.
OaS @erit9t, baB SuareS San 4iltouip, Geras,
erreidt babe, 1T lmbe9riiloet.
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SIeuere2 ans GurOYa.

Nprf, 8. 6ebr. - Der Oampfer
,Gttp Of @al6tnstpn" Don liverpool an: "a.
unp bon Queenstown am 25. fam um 1255
ubr bier On.
Die Oampfer yGttY Of Qonoon" II. Scot
lano" laueten In europa am %. an unb
Der Oampfer y6errmann" AM "a. .. Mts.
Der 9ampfer ,,@urupa," BON Neps2Jort
fir 8ref, fam in @berbUur9 nit %unbraud6a=
rer Ntal6tnerte an.
Die NaGri9ten, welhe Der vQlul tralaItan"
Gber Ote amerifantl9su Traest iber Tranf-
ret9'5 8e3ie6ungen 3t MerifO braGte, er=
re9ten 9rpBes @rltaunen unD britdten bic
merttaniIGen Nuleiben 6erunter. Die|e
Neutgfetten purpen l9nell pur4 Die Nebe
NapUlecn'6 an ben geIebgebetoen &Brper, Der
am %. y. Mts. erGfnet wurpe, beltdti9t.
Na4 benz pff3teQen GappOrt be8 &atier-
retAe8 Itno bic fran3Sfi6en GruPpen ntAt In
Nterifu, UNI 8t interpeniren, ipnpert I'M 51
Serbe1ert unD ni6t I'M DrpIDlYten gu ma
den.
Die 9onO0ner Shines 1a8t, paB cine Grid.
run9 Der Ser. Staaten erfpl9en muB uni
glalbt, paB pa8 ameritanii9e gou0ernemen
besterig auf cine frieplt6e s. Jung lit,
General 9rtm unb ietne @n0an9er ltut
mad 9prtu9al geflii6tet.
Der Oampfer o0to5cue" BON NetpzS rleanG
fir liverpool 1T nit etnem 2ed in 9o9ntpa.
et%n9elaufen,
Die Dampfsr vpetpetta" unO vGripoli'
8tn9en am "A, SAN, aus 2tSerpoUl fir ytep.
Yprf as. .
Na6 elmer Oepel6e pom 22. San. aus
@aOriO lit e6 Uff3iel BEL tdti9t, buB @rin1
NIT ieinen Nnbangern am 20. ii6ertrat unr
Die 9ferpe unb Wahen Dem NQfaben bon
GtnaiOla itberIieferte. Sn Solge Der l1nra6er
IN Salencta lit in bteI er 0rOptn3 Der 8elaae=
r~un9s3ultano erfldrt wprOen. NtaOrtp ii
ru6tg,
Oa6 @eri9t iber ben Sob oe5 8ilbGauers
9tbiOn lit unri@ttg.
Gs ptro 9ela9t, bab 6ranfrei9 feline Ser.
mIttelung 3wtl9en 3uBlanp unO Dem pabf
angetra9en Babe.
Yrtn3 Otto BON Stalten ltarb am %. San
IN 0enua.
Ser 6tlenii9e &rtee bat erOBes @rfauner
in SaO Nultralten ipa9gerufen upb be-
6anbsl NIT SUPPER lte9t Dpli tGnbig barnie
Der, Die 8e6elen an Der GitIiGen &Itt Dor
Neu-Seelano iinO 9el9tagen tpurpen unD ia
ben li8 bann iibergeten.
Die Nemfer Jtebellen tnD mieberum ct
i4ienen uno iuQen Stem SOfam geI6Gn9en ia
ben. Sic iolen It9 in 9rDBen 0lalfn ii
Sban9tung Ianmeln. Die &atIertn Duwa
ger bat in peftn %relt9ntrt 1tnO Yriu8 6orcn(
bat abermaIS Die 2eitun9 Der MneeGe9en6eiter
IbernCmmeu, @Umplictrte 6rn9en 16weber
3piIAen 6ranfret6 unO Gbtna megen' be
9%rupa9anpa.
NaA Na4rt9tet aus Sapan fol- Die N1tf
ltOn pes Sc ldnpten na4 > ldca erfOlgret9 sc
trelen letn. Die Sertrdge linp ratif3trt uni
Die 6afen am |. San. erGfnet tporDer.
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0efeeecbmne BON 0farplamo.

annapolis, 8. 5ebr. = Sn Der
9eltrteen Nbenblibun9 be5 SenatS pa11r=
ten unter Nnbern fplgenbe 8tlS Die Marps
lamb uno Gmt9ruttpn5 So. gu anenptren
ben @6arter Der @ae6leIAen Ytanpfabrtf gu
dnpern; bte G6isen9eleQi4aft bon Baltt=
more gu tncOrpUriren ben @barter Der 6eb=
rem Congregation ST %amenDiren, ltno Die
Bill, irel6e ba8 berett5 belte6enpe @eIeb be-
si9ltd Ne9itrattpn Der @eburt8@, 9etratBss
unb Sterbefdle amenbtrt.
Sn Der beuti9en Stbun9 wurpen Die BON
Scr. Tra3ter i'm 6auS pfertrten 8eI4litlIe,
Die Yulttif be5 NrdlfbenteR gu enpulliren, nit
10 ee9en 5 Sttmmen an9encmmen. Die
@blfimmung mar, ME fpl9t:
Sa'S.- So. 8tuin9itea pom Carroll,
8tatneSlep bon st. Oiarps, @Iarte, earle,
Cation, 5ra8ier, Senftns, 9an6Oale, Mafa0,
N1cNtaters, Mcgleal, @btlpOt, S%tepben1cn VI,
3rail, Burner, Gtder8, 8ater6, WeaS nnb
Wbttnep-19.
Neins.-6.6. Davis bon Caroline, Davis
bon @u1binstOn, 5OItpr, S9r unO GUme-5.
Die 6auSbta, Den 6arbtgen pas Ne9t St
ertbeilen, Dor @ert9t 3eusntB ab3nle9en,
wur6e beratben unp getafelt,
SIN DeIegateHbau US purbe geitern Abeno
Der Bei6lub, bic Sanblungen beS Sefr. Setraro
81 enbCfiren, 1ufgenpmuen r1b Der Nntrag 9s
psut, eenielbsI 3H tafeIn, mel4sr nit 81 esse1 70
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GnSter tnnrbe Der 98es

Sttmmen rerlpren sing. Spdter wurbe Der 8ee
i9luB fir etne1t Sag suritd9ele9t.
Die Spnnta9sbia rrrne nit ellte1l Aft1et1pe>
meltt ~3l1riidteri9tet, baB Die SarbterItube1l ll11o
2eib1tdle bis OittagS II l1br Dfen9ebalten meroen
Ip1el1, bteIes Mme1Oerleltt puree NIT Al 9e9ell IL
Stitn1nel an9enpr1t1telt.
Str. Gmitb BON Aleg, So. %pfferirte BeI4litiIe,
Daf3 e8 Der g8ile NIB gSunI6 Der @eebgebulg Iei,
berieni0en &ericuelt, pelde irr lebten 9riege 9es
biert, bel Seietrn9 bon Gtetel ben Gpr5ug 81
gebeu, paiiirt.
Der GeuatSbeidluB, benz 2ieut. @pup. idbr:
LID $4,000 @ebalt 81 5ablen, wurbe perwOrfen.
Sn Ger beutt9en Stbuns paIiirte Die Orber, beH1
0au8 Committee, mel6es Wal6iu9tDn beSit9lid)
Ser Sir Sine Sa61t rup beS Safelts bon Sal
timOre beiIden iOu, jepem Searlten $50 ertra per
Gag 5u perpili9eu.
Die SIu, Die Ge9iltrtrun0sbeamteu ST ~beSublen,
paflirte.
Sic 8iG, 5 @ts. Steuer auf ieben 8ul6el Nu>
fern 81 lc9en, I'm eiten Bounty SDtb ST %cretrelr,
paiftrte.
Ntr. 8ilfin9tplt bonn 0ie9iItratipn8. Gonttittee
ntadte etnelt Seri6t itber Die 8el9lit1ie Der Arltl"
9te9tItratiOnS Convention BON Baltimore, nelt4er
natb lGrgerer Debate angenommelt uab 1000
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