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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

At resent, the profits Of the Companyare derived
only from Its local traffic. but this is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest all the Bonds
the Company can ISSUE not another mile were built
not doubted that when the road is completed the
through trafo Of the only line connecting the Atlani
and Pacific States will DO large beyond and
as there will be no competition. II can always DO done
| at profitable rates.
II will DO noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is
In fact, Government Work, built under the super
vision Of Government officers. and to large extent
with Government money, and that Its bonds issued
under Government direction. II Is believed that NO
similar security Is carefully guarded and certainly
other is based upon larger valuable prop
erty. As the Company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered for the present at 90 CENTS ON rHR DOLLAR
they the cheapest security In the market, being
more than cent lower than United statos socksS
They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.
or over MIMI PER CENT. upon the Investment Sub
scriptions will be received In Washington by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. II. D. Cooke, Presi-
dent; W. II. Huntington. Cashier,
RITTENHoUsE FOWLER h CO. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
And In New York at the cOmpany's onlce. No. 20
Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassau
treet
CLARK. DODGE & CO.. Bankers. No. 81 wal
street.
JOHN J. CISCO SON. Bankers. No. IS Wall
street.
And by the Company IS advertised Agents through
out the United States Remittance should DO made
in drafts or other funds par In New York, and the
bonds will be sent free OF charge by return express
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP,
showing the Progress of the Work. Resources for Con
trueon. and Value Of Bonds may be obtained at the
Company's ofees or Of Its advertised Agents, or
will be sent free on application,
JOHN }. CISCO.
Treasurer, New York.
NoSemhers is0. del7-eOlmSw2t
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
Decombcr 5h and 18th; January 9th. 18th, and a5,h
and February 18th and 18th.
With New Steamships q the First Glass.
PASSAGE Lower THAN Br ANY OTHER LIMB.
For further information address the undersigned at
III West street, New York.
DIN, oARRINoToN. Agout,.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

SgLLIsG PoTAToEs by MRAsURE.-On Friday
last Officer Crown, Of the Second precinct, ar
rested Harry Michaels. He was fined % by Jus
tice Thompson on the above charge,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

AMUSEMENTg.

THu NATIONAL TnnATRR.-John Z. Owens
closed two weeks successful engagement at
this theatre on Saturday night, and Is to be sue
eeedcd by John Broughsm, who commences his
engagement tonight, when will be presented
David Oopperneid, with Broughsm A. Micawber.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

aKNrLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS, superior In style,
make, and fabric, to 1t with ease and comfort the
thurman form divine" Ready-made or made to
order at STEPHENS q Co.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

ONLY SIXTY DArs!-The celebrated Merchan
Tailors, Smith Bros. L Co., At their famous oai
Hail. +6a Seventh street, making up to order from
their splendid stock tho most elegant suits, will
prices marked down to the lowest notch. Don't fai
o give them call. SO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

Of Saturday, has the following; Detective +.
Boyd yesterday arrested In Washington city and
brought to Baltimore John Marble, alias Moffett,
a resident Of Carrsville, Baltimore county,
charged with having assaulted, with intent to
kill, II. Wineberg, and also with robbing him OF
csme o n" 10 tha o,$y snd naana can,,s,nt ott
Captain Mitchell, at the middle station, and was
In such pitiable condition that the captain sent
him to Bayview. Yesterday afternoon he was
sent for to testify against Marble, whom he fully
identified. Justice Robinson committed the ac-
cused for the action OF the grand jury Of Balti-
more county, and also committed Wlneberg as
q witness, he not being able to procure bail.
The assault 10 alleged to have been committed on
the Washington railroad, some three miles from
BY the accused and colored man, they leaving
him on the track, but that ho fortunately recov-
cred conscIousness before the cars came along.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

SAVE YouR DocroR's BILLs.-when DR.. wistar'i
Balsam Of wild Cherry will cure coughs, colds.
bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer
consump tion--it does than most physicians can
do The use Of q single bottle, costing dollar.
will satisfy the most ineredulous that they need look
no further for the required aid.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

THE LEVY CoURr.-Messrs. George IL. Plant
and Col. J. A. Magruder, of the Levy Court, with
Messrs. /. J. Middleton and Henry Queen, OF
the President and had an Interview with him, In
which they urged him to poaPpoint Major Deyere
Burr for the Levy Court, on the ground that the
the place was not qualified, being resident OF
the city
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

PHRESoLooIsrs aver that some are deficient In III,
faculty Of remembering numbers. but where interes
prompts natural defects may be overcome, and w
think II TO tho interest Of all 10 remember that at 5
Seventh street, gentleman get fashionable Ha
or good pair Of Boots very reasonable terms. ouI
stock Of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes Is varied and
complots. Come and see u.s. and don't forget the mum
ber 6s Seventh street. opposite Inteliissncer build
ing. J. 7. PETTY q CO. &C
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

GExrLEnES . nne overeoats TO 90, At Hennings One
Price Clothing Store, corner Of Seventh street and
Maryland avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

BARSrN Manufactured mermaids and other hum
bugs to deceive the people, bat u 80 Calf Boot
for gentlemen IL myth; and % Boot is senuin
article made to own order Of superior calf skin
We have full line Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cap
for gentlemen and boys at SIS Seventh street. oppos
Intelligeneer Building. J. 7. PETTY & CO. SO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Bors' SCHOOL suIrs at ~ 90, s5, and o. 90 Boys
Garibaldi suits at % 60 w. 90, and upwards-prime
cost hgures-in order TO reduce stock. A. saks
Co.. Oh Seventh street. between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and D street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

VIOLATING THE LIouoR LAw,-OHicer Grown,
Of the. Second precinct,, arrested Edward Kas,
quantity. Justice Thompson fined him t2o.
ohieer Brewer, OF the Seventh precinct, ar
rested Samuel Hopek, grocer, on Saturday,
was fined go by Justice Walter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

A JOYOUS OooAsIoN.-On Friday night Mr..
and Mrs Lee Chapman, corner OF Twelfth and
Streets celebrated their golden wedding, II being
the fftieth anniversary of their married life.
Friends were entertained and presents were re.
ceiyed, and the happy pair were congratulated
on their yet fine appearance, the old gentleman
having Meathered the oampalgn Of 1871
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

Decentralization Hoy was arrested by
0hicer Price, OF the Sixth precinct, on Friday
night, charged with throwing mud on persons
Of % fine Justice Clark sent him to the work.
house.
John Taylor and John Nelson were Arrested on
Friday last by Officer Felt, OF the Fifth precinct
charged with fighting. They were fined IS each
by Justice Harper.
francis Benzler was arrested on Friday last by
Officer Hill, OF the Fifth precinct, Justice Harper
fined him $5
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION MERTIs0.-A con
siderable number Of the citizens Of the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown, and Of the county
Of Washington, assembled at the ONCE Of Messrs.
Kilbourn Latta, on Friday evening last.
On motion, DIR. q. II. Nichols occupied the
chair, and Mr.. John r. Elvans WAS secretary.
A resolution fayoring the Consolidation Of the
ss oersa ami m,en,mou.iv ason}aS SySnn =
lively debate sprang up rs to tho best form OF
such government, and Messrs.W w. II. Philip, John
X. Elvans, John T. Mitchell, Esau Pickreli, VIM.
Wall, Alex. R: Shepherd, Ulysses Ward, Samuel
Norment, DR.. J. l.. Ridwell, Grafton Tyler, q. L.
Walker, Colonel Allen, Crosby 3. Noyes, DR..
A committee was appointed, consisting of DR..
y. II, Nichols, James o. Kennedy, @. M. Latta,
J. r; Evans, WIN. II. Philip, VIM b. Todd, and
or bills to be submitted at tho next meeting for
Its consideration and action.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at
Metzerott Hall, at p. m. next Friday,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

The HARMONY CIRCLE BALL.-This grand
masquerade ball will be given this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, for the bene-
learn, will be raised at the door, aud detectives
will be on hand to prevent any Illicit characters
from entering the room. Go, by all means,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

DRUNK AND DIsoRDRRLY.-OHlcer Koontz, of
the Fourth precinct, arrested William Daily on
Saturday morning. Justice Mor.cll nned him %.
Sarah Bannister was arrested on Friday last
on complaint Of James Dyer, charged with
threats. Justice Drury required her to give bail
John Shlnn was arrested last Friday by ofieer
White Of the Fifth precinct Justice Harper
aned him IS.
Charles Williams, eolored, was arrested on last
Saturday by Oficer Brien, Of the Fourth precinct.
He was fined $3.50 by Justice Morsell.
Ohicer Mansfield, OF the same precinct, arrested
Matilda Graham, charged with threats by Fanny
Jones. Justice brury required her to give seci-
rity to keep the peace.
0ficer Shelly, OF tho Sixth precinct. arrested
Charles Jackson and Frederick Smith, both col
ored, for disorderly conduct. Justice CLARK fined
them q each.
Frank Stewart was arrested on Saturday by
Onicer Hopkins, Of the Sixth precinct. He was
hned 45 by Justice Clark.
James McArms, soldier, was arrested on Satur.
day night BY Ofcer Alden, charged with being
by Justice Clark.
Onicer King, OF the Second precinct, arrested
Frank Beauregard for being disordcrly. He was
fined Is by Justice Thompson.
One the same charge, 0ficer Williams, OF the
same precinct, arrested Alfred Braxton, colored,
on Saturday He was fined - by the same JUS
tice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

CHEATING NUIsANoEs-Oficer Voss, of the
sanitary company, arrested +. Beuhler, restau-
rant Keeper, on Saturday last. Justice Harper
fined him ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

Sons OF JosADAB;-This original and popular
about three months, now boasts a large member.
ship, which has every encouragement that Its
membership will be speedily augmented. Some
bers OF the Organization, and exert their able In
fluence In behalf OF not only tho membership, but
efthe many good and noble unfortunates who arc
drawn from tho paths Of reotitude and duty by
the thief that 10 put Into the mouth to "steal
away the brainsm The fine hall In the Intelli-
BY the Sons of Jonadab each Saturday evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

WEEK or PRAYKR--Meetings will DO held,
under the auspices Of the Y. M. o. A, from IL to
o'clock each day, conducted by pastors of the city
churches, at the English Lutheran church, corner
Of Eleventh and II strects.
The following is tho order Of subjects for 1893
Monday, January 6-Thanksgiving for special
and general mercies during the pest year, to ma
tions, churches and families, and confession Of
SIN
Tuesday, January T-Prayer for nations; for
kings and all in authority; for the observance Of
the Lords Day; for the removal OF obstacles in
the way Of moral and religious progress, and for
internal and International peace.
Wednesday, January s-Prayer for families;
for schools, colleges and universities, and for
sons and daughters In foreign countries.
Thursday January 9-Prayer for Christian
ministers and all engaged in Ohrist,s service; for
missions; for Gods ancient Israel land for the
coming Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Friday, January l0-Prayer for the sick and
afflicted for widows and orphAnsj and for the
prosecuted for righteousness' sake.
Saturday, January 1l--Prayer for the Christian
Church; for Increase Of holiness and activity,
fidelity and love; and for grace equal to the duties
and dangers OF the times.
Sunday, January la--sermons. Subject, Chris
tian charity. 1 Cor. Is.
Pastors and people are cordially invited.
Meetings viii also be held at the rooms Of the
association, over Mctzerott Hall, each day from
0 to 7 O'Clock, p. m.
The class OF meetings given above will be held
In nearly every part Of the known world, and
especially In Europe.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06
Personal.
Groceries.
y. SELL BARR,
DEALER IL
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
No, tD6 Ninth street, near D,
aps-u WASHINGTON, D. c.


FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
No, t96 Ninth street. near D,
aps.n WASHINGTON, D. @.
3 BOYD & co.
"A (SUCCEsS0RS TO II. b. kCO,)
Nos, 81 and 81 Louisiana avenue
WHOLESALE PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMIs.
- SION MERCHANTS.
Hnys IN y stoTs tons Of New York State BUCK
pI Hsye IN store tons first quality New York State
HSye in store tiOrees Extra Cincinnati Sugar cured
Hsys In In : store sacks LSsTRSSl sALs
Have In store 800 bushels buckeyes, Peach Blows
cGHssSSo Ala in stoss COIN MEAL. WHEAT, RYE,
CORN, OATS, and SHORTS, &c. Also Extra Renped
Pi asissss KEROSENE 20
~ street, between D aud E.-welch's Best Flour,
Win other choice BRANDS, New Buckw heat Flour,
fesa from New YORK mills Graham FLOUR. choice
S9 asSssrs n selected NOhsrn Apples and
GS.SsP sy5SSp MOasrS and extra GRADES q
Sther Crackersl with select assortment OF pure
spices, ,ptied Fruits. aud other choice FAMILY
az e. always On hand Treasurer will be Al
tons for stock. Shares, el0 each. oety
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

TIE PROTECTION OF AMERICANS ABROAD.
persons, rcsidents n this city, was held q the
oas s q carroll Hall, on @, between Ninth
In me absence of the chairman Of former
joseph occupied The sSsir and NJ IoU.
Schsde, vioe president. ~ q y T.
Mr.. Jsmes NJ. Dalton objected 70 all new mon
acting as officers IL might not be desired BY the
meeting, which held preliminary meeting last
Mr.. James Dalton, on motion, took the posi-.
G-, Dalton stated that several meeting. had
been held previously, and that a resolution had
been adopted, on the 18th Of December last, with
view to having large demonstration here, In
favor. of guaranteeing to American citizens So
journing abroad the protection TO which they are
named sentemsn We're sppoietsd COMMITTEES to
arrange for the Denomination named !. Michael
Duffy, James Laokey, John O'siears, James M.
A finance committee was then also appointed
I'M, nj. Dalton. By permission, here read ss.Slu,
Affairs relative TO the rights, as claimed by natu-
rallied citizens, when in foreign countries.
changes necesssry In the resolutions read. Presi.
dent Johnson could not remove foreign minis.
ter. That must be done, II at all, BY Congress.
President for removing some Of his generals.
Mr.. Green said the matter might be referred to
a committee. The meeting was not called SO
they did not need much moro money. There had
already been collected about eias.
iy bee the Meeting they
adopted with but one dissenting voice-thst Of
Mr.. James NJ. Dalton moved that the demon.
stration named be postponed from Wednesday. TO
to secure, fpo.sible Carroll Hall for Friday night
The Chair appointed as such committee Messrs.
Michael Duffy and John O'hIeara.
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aronarrovN NEWS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. J. NJ. X. Mills Co., late Crandeirs) rs
Bridge street. or At Messrs. q. T. Getty Co.'s,
ios Bridge street, where copies Of the RxrusLI.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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Sci S. Braun II. &c., 219
SaDianQitrabe, itn6 fpl>
9enbe tntere0ante S6rtf>
ten erf6tenen:

gteueite an1erifanifdbe ,Grmert4. unb sfeid,=
tbn,nsaueqe.-@ntbalten nehr ais 100 Wtttel unb
eli, ~Seitspentes beteutenr bebben unb SaturS balS ,un
reiGen Mann werbea tann.-gpn VI. %. 8ur9arbt.-
greiS so Gents.
Sessrmenm iein eisener 9lr5t.-gun 81. Dietria.-
Yret5 so Gents.
Sic 1eberfranfbeiteu Su ibrer Selling ae.
fnbrt.-0pnD Or. ban ieb.-preis5 so Gents.
Gin nemes !SeiInerfabren segen 2eberIeiben
gms ~ Sse s,n,e, ~ NS1 sfse n g S!,.. sarFa"t'Ft 'D'rS.-
9ie @dbm erb6risfeit leidt su beiIen.-@tne ua-
feblbare Mnreifuns sur g8iebererlaneuns ees gum 1bel
1her sanslta serlorsnen gebUrs. gpn u. Dietrid.-
Yreis so Gents.
mus unb bic @idt, fotie oeren Seilunys i'm Iaeemeinen,
nebf Mneabe zines Mittels, treldes ben Qeiben(doften
Sttgsr 2rantteit tn alien 2aasn biIft unb bic frabere
g%eIunbbeit rieber REHABILITATION Dr. 9ietrid.- 3ebnte
guFase.-Yres so Gents.
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teisea:-Disls Strift lsifst tdere !Safe anS wfSs
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Das @esetabiIiibe @eiIipfem rter s%uperldfRse
5alfs sesn ale innern uno auBeren &rantbeiten. - Sou
Or. Anatria &c pi.-pretS so Gents.
Gutter Matb an Mitter unb 8tntsmarterinnen uter @raie.
buns Bet Rinber-9reiS5 so Gents.
Mnleituns sur SHIfe in plDbliden 2ebenssez
fabren.-Vpn Or. 8raus.-grets % Gents.
2ueresia 5orsia. bic audter ees gapfes.-3mei8 dnte.
greis so Geats.
5t1tt1t cas Sd9eridtetit tn srcetunefunf39 Iecttpnen duf
ii4ere Dirt su erlernen.-Drets q Gents.
SIumen Ter 5reunoibaft unb 2iebe. @int
Sammlung ber fhSnfen unb au6erlsienfsn S~tammbu&.
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Is Gents.
sraumbucb unb gunttirbud rber bic aunf, bic 8utuuit
Sprber su r~pifeu.-prets Is Gents.
Msai 81 f;nsS'"aia"ssfaafs'sas asHsss. 's sFsis
Is @ents.
Wietersertaufer erbalten beteutenten Rabatt. Sur Befel.
lunsen, tenen Der gsras betseflet, pereen berldidtist.
S. 8ratlrt s So
w>tru,3mt SO. 219 SntianafraBe, gbcasu, sSuinpis.
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Sn Der (fatbDlt1den) ct. Ntnce,

- Sn Der Qatbpltiden) ct. Gincentz
&tr9e in ct. SputS fanb ant IL. Sc
bruar eine@ermdblun9 tatt> bic iiG cur9
un9epDbnlt9en @lans ou8;et9nete unp
.siel Ypn iid reoen madte. Der Brduz
tt9am unb Die 8rout liub MulottenL Die
sur pprneb1nen @elt 9eb1ren uno 9rpbe
Nei9tbiimer beiiben* Sci bet Grauu11a
wtrften le@S @eifliGe> bic ypn a9tsebn
Ni1iitenten um9eben unb III pra9tYoQe
@emdnper 9efletpet tparen, NIT. Die
STRIDE mar feitlid 9el1miidt unp BON
Nsu9iert9e11 iiberfiQt. Der Teitsu9 err
re9te bur9 feline pradt au9emetne Sc
numbering; tie Bra1tt mar ouf bic &C.
i9modppQite unc %elesanteite @etle Qefletz
Bet; perS6leier> ben iie trug batte 5000
9etrit et bic Supelen, init penen 1ie 9ez
ldmiidt ,rar, moren $4,000 pertb. Da5
Material fit bas 8rautfleip fam auetn
auf $1400. Der Brdutt9am mar ebenz
falls duberit 9eldmadppu 9efleiret. 81
1T ein Mam Ypn 8ilpun9> 1T Yiel in
europa 9eret t unb 8eiiBer mebrerer8arz
btertuben unp elmer 8aceanl talt eriten
Na19S. Die 8raut 1T lit ct. Souls oez
bpren unp beilbt etn GermD9en spn
100000 bis 100000 fe 1T cine
@eile uno 1T bur6 tbre Milotbdti9feit
inter ben Nru1en ber Staot oQ9emein
befannt. DaS 1eltrermdblte Yoar oe<
penft cine l1n9ere 5pb5eit9retle pur9
europa su maden.
@9au1pteler Me1cuna. -
Gin en9li19er S6aufpieler> Namens
8latb> Der eS nt9t weiter eebra9t batte,
ais gum llebertrineen furser Melbun9en>
itieB eleidwpbl AUDI biermit in 11eue>1
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gu ipreden:
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Epben."
5tatt ceien rief er> auf bie8lbne i1lr>
senp:
uW}ein 9prr> per@rafBeuino 1T sefonz
get tpproen"
vNi9t bod u rief Der SpufFeur.
uNidt bp9T ipra@ 8lanb tbm mad
uno iebte bin;u: ~Gr 1T entbauptet NOR
ben"
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SuufFeur.
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feline @elcun9.
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Bate gu ia9en: u8rau@t bic 2iebe rteb!r
ais einS trpbba@? 2" Ct peripra@ ft9 unp
ia9te: 8rau@t bic 2iebe mebr al8 einen
Strpbla&?"
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Ole bemofrati DE 5taatS@
convention fc1te eefern Mit!a0
UNI IL tbye @elA6fte b%setansn, alein pte
3abl Der anwe|enoen Staten wurce nod
III afrtna b~efunoen uno Der Wnfana auf
Z ubr MbeneS Deridp5en. 8iS pobin
bate it@ cann aud cine kinrei@enee
Nn:abl nnoer3uster our6sSGnee uno
Sturm teraeartsttet, TIN losleaen III t1rz
men. D'anoreon uno Wnpers. >pelhe bas
21de.lttbeber Sttuation t niaten, wtnlG
ten cine @ertaeuns bis Mai ALIEN para
Brtobin bette Gle uno ieBte bic Bsrta<
9ung btS 7 ubr M5enos burd. Muh
am Nbeno poret Don rs Counties I'M
Staat nur rs pertreten Don etpoS lber
1870 Deleaateu. Grubbem aber marc
cine COMMITTEE ernannt welGe Die 8eomz
ten Der @onYentipn por{bla9en @ou. o.
seoen murce Elm Nntra8 fit @rnennnns
etnu COMMITTEE gum @utDurf son 81
I&lu6en nieeey0eftmmt, wei! @o'man
perlprah, e8 merpe nod eth 3pe for men
unS' De!esaten Die iAwere Msnse brtn
gen.
Da fe lonf int Mu8entlif ni6ts ~
tbun wubten, !ies GA Sic @onpention po1,
@orn1an aber bag Etema, Dag es bic
pfidt Ger Des1ofratts ist, ben Saeobtnern
I'm @cnereb W|ceraanb su Ieilen, rpsnu
nStbia nit Bafsnaswatt, elite Stunce
lang eitpaS oorfaIsln. Nahcsm er fer
tts p%:rtunoeten Nufe con allen 5ei!en
mad nsuenHecnern, baB ber6unaer mad
8lutwutfzpbralen noU ni9t ee{tiQt 5si.
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9 ubr purh+
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