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New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

6RTNeThere Is oply retail business In Goat at I'M
changed urces In Deer at some decline, there In more
activity sales including Central american, soc San
sPICEB2The demand has been very good entirely for
consumption, and the market closes nrm at fun former
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

PRUITs AND SUBSIDIZED.
There IA some speculative feeling In Dried Apples ana
ne Western bought up at &C., ana state ~ 49,,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

Plates 80 $50 % IL 70
NAVAL sTOREs-sprlts Turpentine has been. In fair
bond sales OF 200 bbls. Crude quiet at u 90 ROsns
are scarce, demand and firm; sales OF lOOobbls IN
lots closing at S. C2 for Common; 50 I5a % for strained
and No 2, and s. G0dSlO for No. and Pale and Extra
the latter rate for fancy article Tar Is heavy at ~ 15D
s. rs for North County and Wilmington. Pitch Is selling
at a. i8ldS4 -.
OILs-American Inseed has been only in moderate de-
but prices without change; sales at VI 81
81 IS I'm casks d bbls We note sales OF 10 uns English
at s2lc, gold In crude Fish Oils We have had more ac
400 bbls Sperm at t2 270 bbls. Humpback private
terms and 4l25 Whale at 0a5c, including 735 bbs Dark
nj G7aTOc. Lard Oil has been moderately active and
steady from c.GSl Is for No. 2, No J. and fair 10
prime
are sales Of $50 tuns thin western at Sol co. and
100 tuns City, in bags, at s56, cash
OIL MEAL-A far inquiry for State at " 60dt2 IS y
100 10 sales OF 100 bags.
PR0VfsIONs-We have had active demand for
Pork to-day prices have imprOved the market, howey-
err has very irregular and closes heavy at our inside
aS24 ia for Mess SIS sif for Sour Prime 2 rs for Thin
Ness $40 25 for Rumps for future delivery we hear
OF sales OF 1900 bbls. Mess buyer August at sA asa
s2l is steady sales OF So bbls AT Slsdso for
Plain Mess and s25d$27 80 for Extra DO crce Beef Is
dull and nominal Beef Hams quiet Out Meats are
advancing the small supply checks business holders OF
Shoulders asking 12c Bacon Is quiet Lara Is more
active and steady sales OF 200 pkgs at l2a2c for No.
lal2sQi2lc for City, and l31l3lc for far 10 r ie Steam
and Kettle Rendered. 200 pkgs Kettle Dried IN store sold
at the latter rate .. , -. a.
Change Of 1000 bbs Mess Pork at from 23 95ds2
which IA an advance also 1900 bbs buyer August at
ga 25ds24 37s the market closes hrr.
EXPORTS PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Bacon Batter. Cheese Lard. Ia.
tuna tunstu
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24


the Continent for the
week end july 20, 1861 s61 no n 800 28 70
Sept 1866 ...W8l B5l iisos it9 z46bt siH l5
time ;looJ eL,o ns1 ts leoA SWl lfLO
RECEIPTS or PROVISIONS
r Pori. Beef Lard Butter Chesss
.. bbh 'ea 'nnr tuna otuAs
For the week ending JalJ ,oo =, ,.o -,
80, ~, ~. ~, ,sa; Ix $50 @974 1880 23A3 Is457
Pm Pm ,,s ~ ,es 90 sB h,35 2l322 1880
PETROLEUM in good demand both for present and
nIv on hand OF both Crude and Refined is Imitcd we
quote Crude Is al5lc IN euk and 2Sg29lc In bbs
RICEThe inquiry is still very light and the business
Is confined almost exclusively z small job lots Ut III "a
Rae. for Carolina. and eh6sie Tor kangoon.
Raw Sugars to-day at about former figures, viz 1ll
1isc for Fair and for Good Rening The stock
However LARGE the offerings pretty liberal and the
market win nOtstand any great pressure sales OF soO
Porto Rico and 2e5 boxes Havana at III 0l3c
The stock is estimated 762i3 hhds 40sss boxes, and
2e Ias bags Refined are fairly active at 1Gkdl7c. for
Powdered Granuated, and Crushed l5i8lec. for eoft
White and lIal5Ic for do. yellow. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
NEW YoRR DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY JULYs2 1867

t-l---.r. =. h. IT. Vt. -. y NEW
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

Arrivals for the week have sti ghteronly s7ss
bblsbut receipts Of yesterday and to-day are so much
larger mar prices are fast giving way, and dealers
pect 10 see them drop 25c in few days The demand
has fallen of with the higher rates. and trade Is inactive
Some prime eggs sold this morning at 3Oc but ~ Ia
hard TO get above this afternoon for largo lots They
arc coming in in order, and there Is not much df
ference between State, Western and Canada we quote
j. L. L. Snd Pa fvsh Weseru ana soaherh v u'A ~
state good oss oa .... z7G28 Egg Oats bush good @dSo
Appes are coming freely from Norfolk, and are decn
ing i price Some poor NewJersey apples are also m
marked A lot OF line Bartlett pears from Savannah
bronght Sl4 per crate OF bushel Peaches are ex
treney variable the finest Georgia fruit sold at $40
per crate tuncertan Norfolk lots, the best OF which
bring q ass per crate-many very poor at 6Oc cGs-wlth
little immature fruit from Delaware, or, more properly
Maryland at slaS4 per crate according TO goodness
Iawton bac kberies begin 90 arrive from South Jersey
and few were sold early this morning at AOo per quart
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
July 23-o,ss2 hbls Flour 100 bbls. Whisky bbls.
Corn Meal 89 Corn Meal 02 bash Wheat 22 54l
bush. Corn, "a IA bush. Oats $50 bush. Rye, pkgs.
Ashes I60 pkgs Cut Meats 1856 pkgs Lard 6l03 bbls Pc
roeum, 1881 pkgs Butter A43s pkgs Cheese, 9le bbls
Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
SAWS
TUESDAY, July 2s-P. N.
FiRsT ROARD.
nOUrRNmRar nEPARTNTENT.

m n Gold closed 1885, The clearings at the Gold Ex
49, Shange Bank were $s9,920.OoO and the balance
80 go el65209Z
eg Government stocks firm and in good demand
The Transactions public private, very large
49, State stocks aRd Railway bonds all strong and
irl IN demand Bank shares firm, and offered in small
anounts The general share market is feyersh, and
Il ~ in most higher. Within few days several
~ large blocks Of stocks have been sold account Of
o "pOOls" which paid large profit The market has
taken them readily. and advanced in the face Of
these heavy sales By original operators for rise
s t.s which in ordinary times would have produced
!, s,.T . sharp reaction. The eagerness Of banks
to make call loans and the readiness
with which operators upon small margins these
dangerous facilities to any tendency to
81 80 action. and operators for advance still
Is confident OF higher rates es when the market
first commenced TO rise After the cali prices were
hleher Erie selling at 5s and NewYork Central
~, - 10, with large demand for the whole list. At
.he Second Board the market was excited and ar
go oa tegnlh and after the can shade lower but
closed strong at quotations. The feAoying are the
- dosing prices No9-York Central JOal9IlO; Erie
~ 073; heading lO6l9l0es MichigoH Southern 81
ea hl1 @s2t; cleveland and Pittsburgh, s2s9os Rock
~ 60 fIsland 102b9102s fthWesrern, s7047f North
- 20 Western Prefslcd 72i272i Fort Wayne, 1oSsaiOi
q i "a The following the current prices fOr Express
i.ee1 81 stocks -.
1Ia1f : as s a
~ " SgoottSgg9t
=, ls nnss pss ISt1 S14
Mefcnang Union, 80 paid =. - Is an 4
a 80 Money rs ahunaant on caH at low rates, and
'5psao sbonowers Of iar credit are readily supplied In
commercial paper change. The payment Of the
'' compound notes Is expected 70 give temporarily
SIN more abundant supply Of money The City
Sanks ae - strong IN legal tsRdssp that they can
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
THE MONEY MARKET

i.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

METAIS-American IngOt Copper has been quite &C.
tive and prices ruled firm; sales ~ 60oo Baltimore AZ
29d23ic. the latter rate for delivery on sept j. ana
10000 Detroit at 24c for last half OF August Poage
Lake IL selling at ne Pig Iron without change; about
800 tuns sold quotations. Pig Lead remains quiet but
prices are without change. Speter ~ retailing at fnl
prices Pig Tin IL without change; the business IN OF
retail character; Plates nominal. We quote:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

AS iSsUIRY RErEArEp. What has become Of
tie funds Of the 20 operative AssociatiOnf IN
less this question Is shortly answered, we shall
rake our readers acquainted with our spspi
eiOas. Again we ask where have the funds
,rrs "a fs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

TIN Lima CoaroRAL--publshed IN this city,
is, without doubt, the most iustructng and in
teresung ohiidreus paper published in the coun-
trg. We asgare the wives Of our mechanics shat
tbgy cannot invest dollar to better purpose
A New Years present of such character TO the
lutte ones, is u more real worth than talf the
nonsense purchased
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

ElEsANT JHRIsrN4s PsEsESTs. again
refer eur Leaders TO the advertisements Of tbe
Glgin Watch COMPANY published on another
page Those wishing 90 purchase an elegant
and useful Christmas present would DO we'll 10
examine the productions Of their factory.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21
CITY MATTERS.

Go TO TsE BESr,--Bsyant and StrattoH Chi
esgo Business University, 10 acknowledges 70
BE- the best training school for yoon- men 10 the
country. Bookkeeping. Peamanship. CONNER
81 .rithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspofss
dence and Telegraphing, are taught thoroughly
Per Peppers, Circulars, etc, address Bryant aad
Suatton, Chicago, Ill
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

INFoRrAST.--At the last meeting of the Trades
Assembly X was announced that Mr.. Potter, ed
itor Of the Loodon BEE HNE, intends visiting
America, and resolution was passed assuring
him taai he would receive hearty welcome
tr1g. me workingmen u Chicago
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

BASeGET OF TIE AMALGAAATED SOCIETY OF
AAcHISlsTs AND ESeNkxIs The Second An
nual Banquet Of this Organization will be held
on Wednesday evening next, at Sc. Georges
Hal Tickets Sl.50. A good time may be an
ticipated
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

MsHLER's HEEB BIrrERs.-It is but short
time since this celebrated tonic was introduced
Into the West and already il has greater sale
thsn al the Others combined. Catering to the
stomach rather than The ps..&:e,, and preferring
80 fT-a.sh medicise to mere palatable hever-
agc the oompounder has succeeded in producsnS
beyond an eavil the best bitters ever presented
NJ Che American public As an evidence that
thls fact il lppreciesod, we may mention that
fJr several weeks past, the shipments from
Cllesgo have averaged over one bundled cases
ner Cav.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

To a1y Of our agents sending US club Of
City yearly subscribers with the money, We
viii send Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
chine, the price Of which is 500. This j.
an inducement seldom offered. and is made
in good faith. Send along your clubs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

THF PRIKrERs USIoN HaLl-Recently opened
III lais city IN Smith & Nixon's building, oppo-
site Chamber of Commerce capable Of seating
between 900 and 400 persons, can nov be Oh
tanned for meeting aarposes BY labor or literary
societies, at reasonable rates, BY applying e or
addressing Mr. JAS. aofit Chairman Executive
Committee, at tie Journal news room. We
know whereof we speak when we say that it is
one u The most comfortable and convenient
halls h the city, and that neither pains nor ex-
i,~ass nave beer pared in its fitting Ep.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

ELKxsrH WARD LABOR RxroRx MrErss.-
a meeting OF the Work!ngmeu Of me iith
Ward, viii be held this evening al AURORA Hail,
Milr aukee Avenue 4 fun attendance Is ear.
ne dY requested w. W. BoYIx, PRESS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

IxPcaTANr ASNoSrcsNENT.-By reference to
the advertisements or first page, il will be seen
that Putnam the well known clothier, Intends
closing out bis entire stock. The reputation Of
this house, second to none in the ives, is a
guarantee thar this + no buncomJe proposition,
and our advice y lsery one intending 70 per-
ctsse il, go without deiny to Putnahs, and
secure THE bargains Of the 5. ason.r
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

DESusrRY. In another column Of the ADvo,,
cArK viii be found the advertisement Of one Of
the most skiilful dentists in the west, Dr.. farus
worth. The work be turns out, Is has best re-
per cent below those Of more pretentlous estab
lshments. On the LIST Of January he will re
move his Office 10 thenew building on the cor
ner Of Lake and La Sale streets, where are now
being prepared the finest suit Of dental rooms
TO be found in the United States. -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

Those Of our subscribers who recelee their
papers marked IN blue pencil may accept |,
a modification lat their ssbseriptions have
expired, ara that unless renewed their papers
viii be stopped fHsLwith- s..-sa -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

EIEvEvH WARD REroeN LEAGUE MEETING -
On saturday evening, Dec. I4th, the Working
men Of the lth Ward assembled, pursuant to
office published, at Aurora Hall, for the pnrpose
of forming a branch Of the National Labor
Reform C.iion.
Mr. VIM Boyle was elected Chairman and
Mr.. Smaly Secretary.
Ca motion, the Platform 81 the Reform party
adopted by the National Labor Congress, was
read and adopted.
Storing addresses we're delivered By The
Chairman, Messrs. Wicks, O'Connell, Cameron,
Massie AID Jones, alter which nearly All present
came forward and Subscribed their names as
memt-.s Of the Assoeiat IN.
on motion, the WoRnSsNAS's ADVOCATE wss
adopted as the organ Of the 18th Ward RefoFie.
League.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at
the call OF the President.
e. SNALLT, Secretary
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

HONOR 10 WHOM HoxoR IS DCE.-0ur aten,
IT, -Aas been called to an act, unostentstpes
and unheralded, peisGarmed BY yhe >sperinten-
dent Of the Rock Island Railroad Company.
Robert Rail, Esq, which IS elninently worthy of
mention in the columns Of the WoREENeNAS's
ADVOCATE; an set too, which, while it reflects
the highest credit on that gentleman's generous
regard for the welfare OF his employees, conclu-
sively proves that those who have the best OPP
portunity Of judging, do not consider that Trades
Unions are inimicaI to the b, interests Of the
employer2 5t
10 make long story shor however, we have
simply to mention that the Brotherhood Of Lo-
conceive Engineers have q branch Of their or
Gapization at Davenport, Iowa and that their
4 Rectipgs were held 10 the carpenter ahops of
the R.4~R- X. Company. Now, the apartments
Oceupisa by tbc eiacers Of the road, have recent
ly been changed for more commodious quarters,
and Mr. Hall, learning LAT the brothsfhood
were in search Of more comfortable pI8ce. Of
meeting, generously rendered them the use Of the
furniture and rooms jast vacated. FREE or CHARGE.
vn set which, ESiIs il is duly appreciated by
tie recepisnts II the favor. will DO more to ad
vance the Interests Of both parties. than all the
strikes which have over occurred in the history
of our city. rasss .sA%e .sq
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

PusLIcArOxs RKcnvrD- Ava scrScsoT NOISY, a
pamphlet BY WIN, II. Boucher; me AxxDAL REpoar
or vnn OoxsassIossa or AsaIcULrvss; The Yeuss
CATHoLrc's FSESD, published BY Wm.. Graham, i07
Madison Street; The New York MusIcAL GAzxSrR ;
The coAcHNAKsRs and MouLDEa's IHFRRsAuosA q.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

csx /. found m Esess abundance. and furnishes
the lsxsx aas Of transportation Lunber Is sbsalE
from Csie&eo, and the forests Of Southern niinef
wsll % iron thcse bordering al tbe strcamA On
shipped In buik sssn ell stations, thus ssvinr
pmse and treubls OF bauing #
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

OHiUAuJ, Dec 10, IoU5.
t. The Editor of--sc seEKrssnASs Apvocsrr
Will you allow a working mau's wife TO
costrsbute 10 s6s Housekesp - 8 ID asslnens
Of tyrw Eeissels paPsrshes'sg 20 encourage
a taste for good, cheap, substantial food, u
these times Of high PRICES Eoclosed ycu
Will fud recipe Tor New England F>own
Bread - sss zla4zEz@Agsc 10 HisFas ta
cup earn meal b . %. rye meal, OF sFa-
csm 'VwnSA. ~ rgulls sss7s-;,hs lsasl, EaserEs
SEES; cup Water;. ] teaspoontul soda; 20
salt. Steam 2 hours, then brown in TIA
Oven' and you have . nice loaf Or bread,
I'VE shall be very gid to near every week
from our lady correspondent ED. AD.
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GARDEN STATE dANEREA,

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Isis vsIi knsss scsth& uhlas ssly slsus qss-Snh
u raas rssss Il lhneis ~ ssdsr ssltypses,
D. psrsstssalprsdss,s airsa4s srsss4 ,aoes q ny
~ nechnsry sztenare5 nssd n rsdpcing ne coz
% predaspa snd ~ snsl expense y W prodreer ID
ihs transportation q hIs prc5ucss markst AL combine
% make fa:nias In Ilssis sass, sire snd sr0htsb's
psrsait.S, a....a A~f ~, w.. III
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

and tAxss iavsr chan 10 any other state.
schools q slisredes .sepnd throashopt
- 10y
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

Article This Association shall be called
the Labor Reform Leagne Of Chicago, No. -
Article 1.-The object of this Assor iation
shall be the elevation Of the industrial classes
BY such united political action as will tend4 Ia
secure for them equal justice before the law,
and the abrogation Of all special class legisla-
ton.
Article s-ADY citizen Of the United Sta.ss
residing in this election district, or in aHy other
election district where Labor Reform League
is not ID existence, may become menber Of
This Leagne. A candidate E,r membership must
be proposed at reEiaai meeting b. a mem Der
who shall youch for his being worthy. at the
next meeting vote shall be takeu, and if the
candidate receives the votes Of majority or The
members present, he shah be declared elected
Article 4-All candidates for initiation shah
be required to subscribe 20 the following oblga-
sion: Us
y Il. pledge my honor, as mar, that
viii honestly and faithfully support the nom,-
nses Of the Labor Reform party, and viii ass
evssy honorable r'sAns in my power to secure
their election -.
Artteie s.--Ti.o odcera Of the League shah b
Press dent, Vice FFssidens,s Secretary, CORES
pondrns Secretary, and Two delegates to tn.
Central League. The officers shall be chosen
semi-anfaualv at the first regular mee.ing in the
months of January and July, and shall hold their
Offices until the election Of their ssecessors r.
Assscle ss.-Thes PresidenS Kice President
Secretaries and Treasurer, shall .peffosp the
duties usually assigned 10 such oifcsrs ThSx.
shall have power 70 transact all necessary basI.
ness Of the League not Otherwise provided for.
All business "a transacted shall u. reported u
the League at isss next regular nieesiug. ~
Article THE League shail. meet :. such
tines and places AS may be determined BY Inc
bylaws or By vote Of the League or Eseeasiss
Committee, provided that at least one regular
meeting sssssA be h5sd IN each month. and thas
special meetirss rtsy ~ called by the Prssi-s
dent, Executive Cen. nittse. ~ my Eve mem
beFs
Article s.-Fund& 10 pay the necessary -
penses cftbe Leagust nAf be raised in such 4
manner as the League may By vote dstesmine. \
Article e.-The League shah have power -
adopt bylaws rules and reg1iasionsa for iss cEn,
with this constitution. Il.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21
General Plan for Labor Reform Leas aes
The following is the Constitution Of the La
i,sSF Y afh,rn Ta.onh ~ fy;s ir;f,s a-ss..s-seze

Dor Reform League Of tfiis city;
Article Lone or more Labor Reform
Leagues shalt be organized az soon as practca.
Die by the voters in each Ward, and shall be
known by the general name, Of Ward Labor Re
form Leagues. FIieN4 snNIss
Article There shall be in the county one
Repre- sentative League, which shall be called the
Central Reform League Of Cook county
Article S.-Delegates from not less than six
I Ward Leagues shail have pow.r to organixs the
Central League, said delegates to obtain their
appointment direct from said Ward Leagues
4 Article 4.--The Central League shall have
authority to prescribe the power and duties OF
the Ward Leagues and to transact~all such
other business they may deem important 80
the suecess Of the Labor Reform party.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

The Unirn Leagusheld t.eir annual meet
ing On the 9tb inst. 'rney lave tS05 mem
bars. The income for The year was over
sos 900, and the Disbursements $50 600.
their tax is % be decreased to $25 per year.
A resolution @was adopted endossing Gen.
Grant and recommending him a. card.
dsssfT 5ks nskf fFs5ldsDeS. &C W. hi.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

neur, cine repubtifaniI6e @eIet9ebung uno 2
repubIifantl6e Senatpren getpdblt peroen."
Stspens duBert lIA ea:iber fOl8sncermas
fen;
,Da1tiueton, 81. @pril 1867.
9erarttse NrtitrI tGnnsn erUben S@uren
tbun. Ste .rerIem Ger tirfti9en &ecpnfruf=
tton 6inoernilIe In Den Ne9, ba |e ale 0Ir9s
fGaften son Geitsm Der republifanilAen Dars
tel citirt peroeu, auf Die man li@ fiben ptro.
60 9obsn gentle unbeltmmte NuaOride In
etnsr pOm RecOuitruftionacOmtte beriGteten
8tQ, bic aber nte bur1ging, gu SteIen Imam
nebmliGFetten Ueranlalung. Sic Wurpen
burA 6icttpn pber Oumm0att oI8 Mrgument
9e9en bic gau3e 4artei unO Den Gpa9rsB GEE
brauht. 0tc5 eniltebt 9elpGbultN bur6 bic
NaGI&ITgFsit Der 8eriGterfatter, - mauhs
uaI aud aus Ger un0GtIemteit zines NeO@
ner8. Nemano ic(te fir bic Nartet Ser
IpredAn8cn maiden. Slit tpelGem NeGt fann
elmer la9eu, bab Ie suaeIa len peroen, .psnn
le loYale Nb9sOronete ipdbIeu ? Mit meld3em
Jtcdt fam CT ia9su,. raB 8irgtuten spet lc-
pale Senatoren rdblen iperOe, wdtremD es IL!
Wabgbeit fetn Strgtnien 9t6t. 0iel muB
Dureb ba8 0pif uno DEN Gcn9reB eeipsben,
ebe Elm &spr1l %entont, Senator poer Staat ans
erFaEnt merbsn tSnnsn.
Seer ermGhttgte etnen Jisoner 3u laeen,
bab tetne GpnfScattpn ~lattfnben iperoe, ME
an einem anoeren Srte geIAab Dteie 9tnee
tperoen 81 IetGtfertt8 8eiagt; t3 renfe, man
tb1te better, ernIt barber uad5uDenfsn. N5er
1T beredtigt, pa6 9auo gu b~ereilen unO nit
@mnefte baatreu 3a esben ? Sos wiroe 81
benz S6ulot9ten fn9en uerparte Strafe unb
bann 8ube - aber ;uerf cine milpe GcnfSs
cation, uit iene su bsSaDlen, weIGe Don unlo-
palen MidnnerH beraubt puroen." Sizes linp
metne Ntnlde, unO eistletat nur bic meints
gen. s. Steoens."
Dte 6irbttte In Mar. Ser g.
Ct. OelanOte fir Werito, 9err 6. D. Camp
BED, iaet, baB Der pOn inn an ben Wr1ltoens
ten Suares au San 9uis 8CtOF obgeIanpte
Courier, weIher ansepteien mar, iber Sam.
picO su reileu, auf Mnratben bes Gen. Rep-
nUlo6 3u 8ra;o3 Santiago Die 9auo-8oute
eineeI6la9en bat, tretl GONE, unp Ganales
NIT 1000 Wann ST. Sampicp Iteben, uno iA
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