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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

THr President being unable 70 assign any
specious reasons for vetoins the bills provid.
ing for impartial nAtass in Dc Territories,
and the bill repeating the amnesty law EN-.
powsring the President to pardon Rebels,
has eoneasdsd 70 1t tAsm beceme lavewish-
out his signature. The only effect, however,
of this course, is to diminish the number Of
ine1sctuai Veto Messages, to Be printed st
the expense Of the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

THERE is an evident disposition in the I'LL.
nois Legislature 10 pas Law resulating rail.
road freights and tariffs. The subject will
then, no doubt, be brought before the courts,
and the consttuionality Of the Law win b
tested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

Coal has been discovered IN the vicinity Of
the town of Ellsworth, in Kansas, which il
reported of fair quality. A company has
been organised. with capital Of $Sa 0oos to
develop the win, and further explorations
are progressing in that region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

DR. EARL writes from California that about
one thousand persons win be added TO the
Churches of San Francisco, As the result Of
the recent Union in that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

And oil affections Of the LIVER the most prompt ssSs
and reliable Medicine known They active and Mid
being particularly designed for the Bilious Diseases Of
the Southern and Western States. when timely -
minisered they will DO found ecscious in BIious and
keittent Fsvers, Fever and Ague, Csssivenss Collie
Worms, Paini in the Bowels Hesrtburn. Hatuisses II
dssson Pain in ths Head, Back Brsass ~ II I'll
cases where Cathaztic Il required Their great excss
lsncs conssss in this, that they compounded non
the concentrated vtsss q ths asdicna substances ef
which they composed consequently they have fAr
sreaGss ps:sscy. and er moro remedial sset tAaa the
same medicinal substances. whether misel o. sdMlaak
tegsS dnsly s
MARsDRN's sANATTvR PILLS viii b. found invalu-
abls sprsvsstss = ~ nsay Daisas Di1sasss Incl
dental 70 the soatksrn eoantry-sseA = Yellow 1svsr
J4sndes, Liver coaplsnts, Iatermittsrt aud Rsaisat
Isvsrs, Dious Ysvss, Dtloos Collie, Dlioss Dyssatsry
end DiArrhsa, Calls, Reyers, &c.
KERR q FULLER,
Whoissals and Rstss Agents sR Kseknk
BuRrHAn vAH ecsAAcK, Wholesale Druggists Cd
ego. General Agents fos Northvet. ascl-dAvAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

A NEW REMEDY!!
1t stands for Merits without Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

Steel. third quality spring, equivalent to.....6oi
Steel, tires for locomotives, equivalent to -..4st
To these rases freight insurance, commissions,
der must be added. thus to some extent increasing
the duties above the rates here given.
The average varieties Of iron used by black.
smiths, machinists, and ship builders, now
protected to the extent Of fifty>6ve per cent,
is advanced by this bill fifteen per cent.
Nail, plate, hoop iron, and small bar iron
now protected by sixty peg cent, duty is di-
rectly advanced by the bill from fifteen to
seventy-fve per cent, and some Of it over one
hundred per cent But the iron manufac
tnrers are not satisfied with the monstrons
duties apparent upon the face of the bill. By
adroitly changing the classification of iron it
will be observed that several descriptions
have been carried from lower TO higher
classes, thus making an additional increase
on plate-iron Of two leading sizes Of one
fourth Of a cent per pound, and on round and
square iron of some sizes, namely, No. 9,
wire gauge to less than Ave sixteepths of an
inch an increase of three fourths of q cent
per pound. This Is not apparent on the face
Of the bill to q casual observer who does not
compare the present tariff with the proposed
one.
In order that the Senate may have COM
plete understanding what the duties proposed
upon the various descriptions Of iron will
amount to, lay before it table that has
been prepared with great deal Of care, and
for the accuracy of which think can safely
vouch.
Table comparing the eosf per ton, board, at RE
port Of shipment, tneipdiag sixty cents per fon
Shipping charges, Of iron mportsd into the United
stafes .eifA the duties proposed to be charged on
the .ams ~ tia bill reported By the Seaats Com
minss on Flnasee, January II, ls67-redseed
10 frrifed States ooid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

For A1lR.
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
"A Cottage Brick, containing nine rooms good cell
lar and wash bouss full Lst ~rth variety ffuit
consisting Of psars. appiss, ehsrts, Craps. ks good
a,l::sn.f. s4sApB11ssA6vAilfi 1sjg3ix. e
ssirs 81 WIN pCLT0S,
tanfSd Raj Rsssss Asset.
LH0R 0ALK.--leo Acres u Land, suitable for
q Orchard or 0ardesing yurposes-within ~ aiiss
feisy ltnifs- Price 80 pr acre. VIM YULfUa,
5aAls R<M nstsss 4esns, ~ Msfs ssrssG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30

pie of the protection which the combination
Of wool growers and wool manufacturers de-
mand that the common people Of this coun-
try shall afford them. And this is q fair IL
lustrstion of the increase of prices given BY
this bill over all imported clothing and wool
ems.
But is it true that this increase Of duty will
permanently increase the price of wool? |
had supposed it to be IAN axiom in political
economy that no amount Of duty on any for
eign product can permanently enhance, above
the cost of production, the price of the do
nestle prodnct, 20 long - It could b pro.
duced to an unlimited extent" Does any
one imagine that the increased price will
not stimulate the production of wool in Iowa,
Missouri. Kansas, and especially in New
Mexico and Texas, where il can be produced
~ cheAply a on the Pampas Of South Amer
icA? / venture the prediction that the effect
Of this law would ultimately be, were it con-
tinued on the statute book, which do moi
predict, to entirely dsstroy the wool growinl
these States where wool growing is conducted
upon lands costing thirty dollars per acre and
upward. Iowa, so far o. have heard, with
her two million sheep, demands no protec.
ton. That demand comes from the wool
growers Of Ohio and the States east Of them.
do not understand that We do not receive
to day fair price for our wool q compared
with the prices ofother agricultural products,
With the present price Of sheep and labor VI
can = well afford to produce wool % Ne car
corn, beef and pork. During The war " ~
| eeived from sixty cents to ono dollar Del
pound for wool. agree fully With the Com
missioner when he says that s'the low pricel
Of wool at the present time are % laeitimats
arguments in respect to this question, mas
much ~ they are abnormal in thsir chasac
ter, and ere due mainly to general dspsss
sion Of business, consequent upon IN antici.
pated reductions Of prices, and TO IN over i'm
postatiss II foreiga woods Ia lie sprine ast
summer Of 1885, etimulated BY the peospscl
of IN advance In the tariff"
/ And further agese With him in his opiuios
that " The tfouble nndsr Which The WOOL
grower 1t ursaeut laboss i On md - -,
affecting every other hraacA Of indnshy i
the country, aamelys = aeal sxszaordiaar,
a1vaAee = The eok e ~ - eleneale epaee
fisg iale sss. ~ - - !
t0hO - Wo13G0UDo1001ooooOO ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-30
.N.aRSDE.r,S
VEGETABLE slNlTIVE PILLS

Are nureiy Vegetable es from sny Mineral Mereuria
Preparation, and compounded with great care.
They may b relied II Ill eAsss of
Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gont or Rheumst.
ism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22
Mr.. Mason, Of Trent notoriety, ls 60,

MFR. Mason, OF Trent notoriety, Is en:
gagged visiting some of the principal
towns and cities in Canada, with view
of ascertaining their respective cspabili-
ties for manufacturing and other pur-
poses, and reporting the same TO south
erners of capital who desire to iocate In
the Dominion.
Mrs. Gen. Lee 10 said to b In bad
health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22
PRATT q SON,
MISS REBECCA A. ALBIN,
IA Bonnet Maker,
MISS ANN f. KINNEY,
Dress Maker,

Will try to satisfy all who will favor them with
custom, at their dwelling house, situated be-
tween James Rinker's Grocery and NJ. Kellars
Bakery.
The latest styles always on hand, and prices to
auit nil
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

"THE only reason which Gen. Hays
gives in his Lebanon speech why he In
the man that should be elected Governor
of Ohio, is that his opponent Judge
Thurman, and the Democratic party,
were opposed to the late war. He thinks
by exciting prejudices on question that
is dead he will direct attention from hue
issues that he cannot meet. "-tCincin-
natl Enquirer. :.
That is an honest confession. Let It
not hereafter be disputed that Judge
Thurman and the Democratic party were
opposed to the late war; Gen. Hayes
gave many other reasons why the DEM
ocratic party should not be trusted with
power; but if he could give no other rea-
son than that alledged by the Enquirers
that would be sufficient. The righpiui,
ness of the war is not "dead question"
The Democratic party will net let IL oie.
Democrats still claim that the south was
| in the right; and if they succeed IN get
| ting into power they propose TO PUNISH
the adherents of the Government, ana
all who fought for the Union, unless they
ask pardon for the crime OF bearing 81 ~
against the rebellion.-lColumbus Jour-
| nal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

nR. JOHN II. THOMPSON, ST. CLAIRs-
~ WILLIE OHIO.
As- Office in Patterson's new block, over Frint
& Nagle's store-front room.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

EwIS HOUSE, ST. CLAIRSVILLE, o.
u WIN. p. FRASIER, Proprietor.
aI-This well known Hotel has been renovated
and refitted, and now affords superior accommo-
dations.
OMNIBUSES leave the House daily for Wheel
ing at * A. NJ. and p. M; for Cambridge and
intermediate points at 1917 A. NJ; Morristown
Hack at 81 p. NJ; Hack for Cadiz on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at "a A. n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

HENRY KROEGER, German saloon
keeper of Milwaukee, became the father
of boy few months since, whom he
named Bismarck, and wrote to the Prus-
sian Minister, asking him to stand as
godfather to the child. A few days
since, he received letter from the Count
and silver spoon, bearing the Bismarck
arms. The letter is as follows:
BERLIN, June 20, 1867.
Henry Kroeger, Esq, Mawaukee, State
of Wisconsin, United States OF america:
herewith acknowledge the receipt Of
your favor, in which you make of me the
fiattering request to become godfather OF
your youngest son, lately born. beg
leave to inform you that l accept your
offer with the most profound pleasure. /
have forwarded this day, by Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Express, to your address, one sill
yer spt on, as a present for the young
American citizen Bismarck, and hope the
present will come safe to hand. By the
way, understood from the American
Consul here, who seems to know you
well, that you keep Lager Beer Saloon
at your place. l only have TO say in this
connection, conquer America through
lager beer. 1 shall conquer the South OF
Germany as well as l have conquered the
North, if not through lager l shall do 10
by other means. With many kisses to
my little godchild, am yours affection-
ately. (Seal.l Won BISMARCK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22

CHERMAN HOUSE, BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
- HUGH MCNEELY, Proprietor.
So Adjoining The Bank Block, opposite the Rirer
Bridge.
The Proprietor respectfully announces that
he has fitted up anew and has opened House
for the accomm odation of the travelling public,
and that he will spare no pains to cater to the
wants of those VINO may favor him with their
custom.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22
5tptfls.

NATIONAL HOTEL, BRIDGEPORT, o.
IN WIN. H. ROBINSON, Proprietor:
As-I have again taken charge Of this well
see my old friends and customers. Bills moderate
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-22
ERINT a NAGLE, MERCHANT TAILoRs,

READY;MARDE R ,,6l 6GLNTlHING, GEMIs, FUN
Ni'iisTT sT GA ISiIRHs3J iRsJiLhE' HI OHIO "'''
19r Agents for the SINGER SEWING MA
CHIMES. These Machines are undoubtedly the
very best In use.
MACHINE TWIST, THREAD, SPOOL COT
TON, and NEEDLES, constantly on hand.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

U,oR sALE-oN cLrFFwooD HEIGHTS. NEAR KEY.
Il pcrt, ~ hours from New York BY ssesmbost new
story House, - fest wide and ~ feet Deep with barn
garden. well OF fne water beautifully located
Rarftan bay. photograph can be NJ CHAINCEf
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

L,oR sALE-sEyKN TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
~ brck ionses, situated on North Ninth street between
Second and Third sircet, Nlamsbnrg price S2ftO par
chase nsney mar be paid IN -ra instailnens 10 suit
chassrs. Apply toJ n. hARkktkLLA 80 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
APPROXIMATION PRrzEs.
coal. wooD. sc

Prizes paid In gold Information furnished The highest
rates paid FOR pouboons and all Kinds oi and silver
TAYLOR a co, Bankers 10 Wall atr es., New sork
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

EOR sALE-THiRTy MILES FROM NEW YORK. ON
~ the west side of the Hudson river, two houses one
containing 81 rooms, cuthouses and three acres o. hgh
cut waited ground aud cottage located on the DARK
OF the containing barn, and one acre o.
dry c. .. PHELfk q wan srsc.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

fNoEE. ~, BEST RED ASH AND LOCUST NOUN.
~ tam White Ash Coal s.. at new coal onlce, 06
Broadway, Que door from Twcny.,hird street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Eok sALE-fHE PEcoNIC HOUSE, SITUATE AT
the terminus OF the Long Island Railroad 0reenport
for ssubrity OF climate, air, bathing and hshine
Tits cannot bc surpassed place Of resort and
yssrs has been DOING sacccs.ful susnsss Pre- 20.
port y I, or Of DANIEL I. wILLErs 80 Pearl street,
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

EoR sALE-Ar KNGLEw0oD, n j.. A GENTLE
~ mans Residence, three mnutes walk from depot
prsng =. scres wei stocked with trees; high ground
and commodious buildings, chls mosquitoes and
better place residence for family Ali The wear round
Apply 70 owner on the premises. Price ely,Uo0.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
Basement House In wess Thirtyfourth street veil
and perfect ofder poesesston LIST May Also
high stop Hss.s In Forty ninth street. near second
avenue. vsrs sss>p. Apply 70 T. H. LUDLOW AGO.. 3
rfne
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

L,oR sALB-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY SEAT
near depot At Blccmasd; one acre; price sAooo Also
: - s. r. IRELAND, sol Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

LSOK SALk-NODERN IMPROVED, FURNIsHED,
Country Seat house <sx66; SIX shore Of IAke
Mohexan; miies from New York hour and twenty
utss by Hudson River Railroad carriage house stable
shed hennery and park boat house and billiard rvom
gcther with horsss carriages billiard table yacht bath
Ing boating fishing aud shooting all $40 06 Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN, No. PINE street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

CNoR sALE-vERY CHEAP AND ON REASONABLE
terms, good three story high stoop basement and eel
lar brick House for $40 500 House contains IS rocms LOT
2xlo; located Sixteenth Can be
Sl,5n Apply 70 VAN wAGENEN, MCLEOD CO., No. Z
West Brosdway and lis Resds street, rooms Nos and
second nOor
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05

reii1esipegS bart beurtbeilerI 8om 1T
ebeu oud aidt in einem Sage erbaut
'uorOer, uno Die neueite @eIdi6te ame.
rifas aeiot es uns oeutlib, Dab &c oft.
leibter ii, cine Sta0t pie Stom gu er :.
bauen, als berfnoderte gornrtbeiie in
cine gelnnbe Beurtbeilune Der Serbalts
nilIe Az conbertiren.
gSas 1T MIN beS 8uoelS Sern2 So
1T oas eiuie Bis gum lleberOrub lpieber@
febrenoe 8erlaneen oemofratilder Blats
ter, Der aus liineiten GreigniIen ber'
boroeBenoen ytotbiuenoigfeit elmer 9fat<
acltaltung ser @erbaltui1e Sdpierig<
feiten in oen @eg 5iR Iegen unb ollrdl
Quslfreuen bon @eroa9tigun9en, ioiute
gIuflteilen perfanglider Srd9en gfiB :
trauen unb Sab gu ndbren. Sin tran<
RIGGS, flaelibts gdddftl Bie uapoS
litifd aber gu gleid,er 3eif, einen Nfann
ansugreifen, ipelder 70 bod ii6er oere
salei9en 9tnfedtungen ifebt .baB Del
bloBe 8erfuh, oersleiden gu unterneb'
men, binrethcno it, nm Elm mitleibi9es
Qadeln ilber bic 8erbleuoun9 iolde1
9tabuliiten bel iebetn 8erniinftisen bers
borSurnfen. Benn fuerben folde frudt
lofe @eriudls enolid aufbOren? Uni
uann ipirO. enolid bic oeniofratiib
4artei sur lleber3eusuna aeIan9en, bal
lire obnntadtige @utbs ibren eisenel
Barteigenofen chen 10 lidablid it,. all
| ibren 8eenerli, irbent fie pas quite 8er
Ser @ieberDe reini9un9 Ourd iOl6es Sc
babren in feinens @anse aufbalt.? abc
lie baben Sli9ts gelernt nao Sfidts Der
seiIen! s.l..i 80.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05

iden Clements. Gei Der Bern aud
nod 70 Helm. Gs febt iid imraer St.
mas an. Sc folnint in bas gauge
oeutf9e Clement eines ioiden Srtes
cine beilere saltins. Gs uirb INNER
etpas @elpeet, ulaildmal iosar Sbeit<
nabfne fur Die beutibe gsbOlferans
berboreernfen. Das 1T LIBERAL bon
sroBer @i9tisfeit, namentli@ aber i'm
GiDen., 49,
<llnO man berseBe bod nidt-feser
Snrnperein mla9t INNER eiuen She'll
Der heutf9en 8ep0lferuag, unb aloar
Den beten, 10 br6aft!-
Was ben nensesriinoeteu 8s3irt
anbetrifft, 70 iinO ia einise ieiner Sub
ret nniern Sreunoen in cincinnati be-
) faai,t, upb omar bon Der belten Seite,
4 eluBeroan bat'fid Ser neae 8e3irf bon
pornberein elm eutes 8eu9niB babnrd
anseeiteH, odB ct bic rs effee
+ ct ats sci u ttg"ssu leinenl DR.
gan ertuablte. 0as 9enannte 8latt
s lit nit eben 70 biel geibanStbeit tpis
Gntf9i,ebeuheit rebiairt uni
arbeitet nit ipecieler 8ufiidt auf bi'
fduierigeu 8erbdltuiHe iener @esen'
/ oeg in benen blutise @oulicte 10 bali
nod ni9t aufb0ren weroen.
9lIlo, errnutbisen bic treuen, oeut'
|, f6en Sersen i'm Slben! Grmutbi
genl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05
''YreB II. Sinles

(td0licb u1tc rDMenIltc1J+ /,
Dies lit has ensise IopaIe 8Iatt. NIT ausnabue ber
,Staats3eitune~, petdes IN Rafbuiae berans.
eese6en ptrS. Bon allen bier eri@einenSen BIdttern
bat es bic sr6bte GrtuIation anb 1T es bas pfsieHs
Orann ses Gtaates. Gs bot cine grose Circulation
i'm Roroen iopobI als aud i'm SiSen uno @eiddfts'
Ieute t5nnen feiu beleres AnseisensR eoiitn fueen
Gas tdsIi9e glatt entbdtt bic lekten nnb uoHfians
biaen teIesrepbif@en Beribte uon poIitaten anb
epmmsreieuen unS ansemeinen Reniafeiteis. Die
aoiafueaiafeiten Der 6tanf uno umeebuns Ipernen
ausfdbrIid beritpfe. une IN ieoer 9tn9t ntmgt bic
fes 8Iattben erteilytena inter ben bieiisea 3ettan
Die Greisni1e ses tommensen Sabres werSen uen
sntereife fein. nsberaa it has 2anb IN Sufregnng
nas binuea anrsem werOen bic Didbtiefen ssbens
roaen eY5rtert S entidieben uerbef. Sir lpdni96n
bobsr, bab uns ods Iopale Bolt IN benz tomnienoen
Rabfampfe nit alien In ibren xrdften ftebsneen
,tteIn untsfftisen mSsen, nnb nnferem 8latfe in
chem tIeineu 9orfe oner SIeden i'm Staate 8erbreis
tuna Az aeben. Sn Sntunft, ME has in Der Bergen
aenbett aefeben, ipirb Sas 8latt Der ernftIie Ser
bsibiser Der Sheen unb a3rta,ipeu unieres sesempd
ftaen GouarejieS ietu.
nnfer Sobsaocm 1T tn ieeer 9infdbt politdmoi
einaerid5tet uns mir t6nnen an G9melistett nn
WieSIihteit nidbt seboten perbe Reriomen, welt
0radiadter atsaeflbrt baben molten, founen I'd
ouf erccfente Mnsfibrung geeebener Autrdge sa ben
biaiaIten Breijen perInfien.
Yean dbreiiire
Nref anb Eimes Co.,
sio s stortb @berrp Stret
seaFhpiH. 1enRefTes
a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-05
SrDflamatiDn
bes
6pmoernenrs pom XenneiIee.

Staat Tennefiee, D
Grecutipz Department
5.fl Nail piIIe, ben 10. Stunt 1866.
Ga bic General gerfommIuna am s. gadr; 1887 elm
eies pofiirte beIen g. uns A. Settio in ben fotsens
BEN ssorien rln6 gbarafteren berfast fine, ndmtb
Settion3. HSei Is ferner bef9loiien, oas BE
IN goant9 frse atst penn Sf s gp i
nun IsS nctig ert rt iei uno 1T une 5stemano be>
redfiat {en fol-, Kraft enes IN er befngter &e9iitrtz
runs aas9eitetsn ssrtitatss 81 itlmas; ,s 81.
Beitimmnneen Sisies Geiescs fi9 auf jeoes onosre
eOantr cieies Stlates erftreden ipuen, penn IS it
su neberaeasnne ies 9onperneHrs aelansnsnI' pug
Gtintnqeber1i in foIen Counties intsefunben baben
uno Der @puperneur jou ioi9e Ebatia9e peIos ntitf
cben nnb befaete 8egiitration our4 Yrotlamottou
iIrS ba ,llr iebersauepna Ses Gouperneurs ~ Gage
aefommen 1T, ba6 9etrng inD nnterf6lee IN Der Ae=
eiftrirune pom Stimmeebern IN nnfsrem County
ges6oib man iepe ids, aBiiant g. g3rcwnIow, Sous
perncur hes Siaates EenHeiee, fsa mir Iberira9e<
erpd6ute 3 uaS a. Seftion Ses Geieses pom 8. 9drs
1867 nfer eaten Efibten, gdnsltn ant be Sete nno
erfI6re fir null ,ln6 MD 10 ole bisber IN BEN County
parren ft1tt1ebabte 8e9ltrirllag NIT Ausna1me Der
meIde bereits aebaten poroen 1T ooer gebaIteH Iuer=
ben piro pom benz 8egiitlirunsst peldber
am z. Suni 1867 inter ben Beitimman9en oes gslefes
oeut % Tebruar 1867 betitet: s&H @eieh CUR Abdns
Ser,ms a IN MmenSirnna Ses @eitse. bon, g. 9ars
f8ffa einaeSett rporben 1T unb 9iemano in BEN be-
ioaten gouiitp feu gar Nbftimmung bereh fein aif
Kraft eines @ertiFitates eien unter ben Setims
mMneen hes geieses Dom s. Yedrs 1856 cling festen
Gum 8susni1e Os1em babe i'd msins
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General 8a3aine uu,b
sM erifo. sSn Der Nrmee nilnnt bic
Stilnmuus sesen Narf6aa Baaaine
einen INNER 6robenberen Gbarafter
an. Ntit @edjt ODER nnre9t miro er
bon ben suradsefebrten 9tesimentern,
BON SfFaieren Die bon ben Solbaten
beI6ulbist; oas GgpebitionseOrps nit
glbFdt ungleiden &feu aussefest
gu baben. Gr bate fi4 iuolIen in
Merifo feitfeben, mo er Ourb bic Sa'
Mile ieiner Srau bereits einen eeipif<
fen perlonliden Slnbans befab. 8u
bieiem Gmoe babe er our6 tbeiltueiie
S9ie6erlasen Der fransofiiden Nrmee
Dem 8ailer ben Bemeis fiibren molten,
6ab feline &afbernfung nidt m0sIid,
neil Sic Sabnenebre ensaeirt fei. Sa
er nun bic a8emerfilns eemadt, 0aB
Suariiten ME GtanO bielten, mo lie
frausOTlden Eruppea seseniiber itane
ben, 70 pertbeilte er bic &egimenter
q unb Bdtailone bereefalt, bab iie ims
mer aemildt nit una uperIdfieen, megis
taniiden Eruppen ben 9iberalen GEE
aeniiber ltan6en. SIM Serneren mar
ibin Der tiidtisite ieiner Corps som.
manbanten, Der General Douai, Der
Grt Elm Dorm i'm Mnge, 0ab Ct ibn nit
seringcn 9iannidjaftrn itets aaf bic
aussefebtefen Soften ianOte, nm cine
gliebesIase beGelben mad Raris beriG>
ten gu fonnsn, u. Dsl. mebr. aur3 Die
Nrnee, in Der bieie Gim5sIbeiten unS
anbere BON Munb 81 Wfuno 9eben,
m0dfe ben NariAaI Dor Elm &rieess
oerid,t geiteut feben, uno bon oben
Eerab. mo man &etlntnib erbalten bon
Sieier Gtimntuna, Derabidumt man
nidts, nm ealntireno auf bic Sruppen
ein3utuirfen.