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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

A CIvr R1aHrs CASE IN BUFFALO, n. Y,
AN IMpoRTANTD Decision Some time since
acase was raised in Buffalo affecting the vai-
dity Of the law which provides. separate schools
for colored children, a little girl entered one
of the ieischools--Nosa aHs We belleveJand
: was allowed to remain by gtheateacher. Com
plant was made to The superintendent, and; he
decided that the child ..:must leave! Or this
case was made up which involved the import
ant question whetbern in ease Of this kind,
the Civil Rights eTerrides the Legislature lne
: -ofthe State and the city charters a:Ehe case
came before general term qf the Supreme G
Court on appeal from Special term, and the
decision was prepared1by Judge Daniels. y Is S
against theright of coloted ich1idren, to alteno
any school except those designated for them
; exclusively. tPhise decision comes from bench
COMPOSED wholly Of Republican iudges.-Nt!eslp01' veg
y fofic CI0n1. a G pLI q Nyr(3H 10 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

s Two sinpular aud not very young malden2
: ladies' Of New York city, are now tatten1ing
against each other for awageE. pne takees sher-
iy and egg in; the early motnlng, apd the other
s arains on chocolate. Tripe is the pabu1um Sc,
1eeted by the former for dinner while the lat,
ter deyotes her masticatory powers to 1sh ana ana
especially shad roes, which are saM TO ne very
s piamotiye OF adiposity. One hundred rand htty
pounds is the weight aimed at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
ia &c. .6m 2awl 12O. fremont ST., Boston
iTg1HE PENN COPYING BOOK.

Something entirely new and reliable as I have Q
already had it practically tested. By the use of
this book and the ink: which accompanies It,
press and the use of water to uloisten your let
ters, as by this book you can take acopy some
hours after it has been written .hl. ",
4s ALSO, the French Instantaneous Copying Book
upon the same principle as the above: g1
Should have one, particularly those who are
travelling and wish to preserve copies Of their
II Alsa. the Penn Combination Patent Marking
Apparatus, for in6e!ibly marking Linen, Mus.
lin, &c without preparation, put up in neat
All the above receiving and for sale at manu-
! -'ee'Nt y : pA'90s' N'. - JOHN 81. PARROT,
Dealer il in, Paper, Stationery, Music, &c., Alexa
= nv 5-tf !.1''i-' ~ ~ -, ' ' - -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
100 NEW STORE. 100
: S>HOUSEKEEPERS EMPORIUM.

The attention of housekeepers is most respect
fully called to large and well selected stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
Of all descriptions which will be sold at small
advance on cost price .,...-
Housetecpers viii find q No, l assoEtment Of
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRlTTANIA
and Block Tin, Plain and PIanis he'd lin and
Timed Iron Ware, Fine Table Cutlery (k;og-
ers and other celebrated manutactureS) fIne
Silver Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of ali descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found in q
frst-class establishment, A call is most res
pcctfully solicited. 3. Y. TU BMAN,
P, = ~..,.. No. l29, King street,
next door to D. Appich's Confectionery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
} EMOVAL TO ..-@ .
1O#, KING STREET,
D.. (FRENCHS OLD STAND0

On and after the first day of April next tho
subscriber will be found at the above stand,
here he will be pleased to see his old-eustom-
ers and all others who may want any thing in
the WATCH or JEWELRY LINE
mar l9--tf Z. s. FLEMING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

A PRO-SLAyERY REBEL.-W hen Gen. Lee
surrendered his army, and with it the Conted-
crate cause, every man in tbiscommunity, save
one, gave it up, and accepted the situationI -
All, except one, knew that the ins.ltu-
ton of slavery was gone, and that no power
on earth could revive it. There were many
men the bulk Of whose property consisted OF
slaves, and who were ruined by the result; put
they never dreamed of contestipg the Emanci-
patton Proclamation enforced asit was by the
bayonets OF triumphant army. We repeat
it: all submitted to the result but oHe lncor-
rigible rebel We wonder now, it our readers
could guess who that unrepentant,. pro slavery
rebel was. We wonder if the, black men here.
abouts, who acknowledge his leadership. could
imagine. We-wonder if Forney, whoopubllah>
ed his base slanders about the speoplegof, Vir-
ginia, could determine Well, as they can't
guess, we will resolve the doubt 1t was Sam
Iue1D: williamson, who now blarueys the poor
negroes, and has deluded them into the belief
that he is their best friend IA late Conven:
tionist, and now "a Radical Of the deepest dyea
=. Now for tie facts in the case After the war
had determined this question, Williamson went
to distinguished lawyer in this city, and de
sired to retain him in case to be instituted TO
try the issue with the United States. VIZ
hanson held slaves devised by the last will and
testament of relative of his family, to his
minor children, and holding that the Cove
ment had no right or power to take aaWayi the
property OF infant children, wanted his attor-
ney to bring suit in the United States Court to
test the matter. The gentleman applied to
refused to act in the case He was more loyal
than Williamson then. He accepted the stu
alton, which, Williamson would not do
Failing in his efforts to secure the services OF
respectable lawyer to assist him 10 re.enslaVing
his freedmen, Williamson sold himself to the
negroes, some two years afterwards, and has
given them a bill of saloon all the respecta6lty
that he ever enjoyed. We dare him to deny eefIy
the material facts here alleged. Let HIM pnrgee 4e
himself-Lynch. Nug. go ~ nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

SAHNAI'R + R1cn3oND, nUo1; Va, March 10, 1868,
This elegant establishment is open to. accom-
mediation Of the public. The building Is ono OF
.,.,- THE FINEST IN THE CITY,
and for style convenience and beauty Of ar
rangement is acknowledged to be superior
ITS FURNITURE .."
is new and complete, and for cleanliness, it Is
proyerSial. s..... ... ... ,......, =,
The subscriber, after more than twenty years
experience in the business, thinks ne risks
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, in every
respect, be g.
-4:, EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH, .
and asks the patronage of his friends and the
public generally. JOHN 7. BALAAkD,
7, ,,,o- 4f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
MARRIAGE,

necessary requisites to promote connuDial hap
pness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes e weary pill grimage; thu
prospect hourly darkens to the view, the minC
becomes shadowed with despair and filled VIII
the melancholy reflection that the happiness q
another becomes blighted with your own.
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An.ExANHlRTA GAZETTE
AEGxIaNDREA GAzETEE
] TERMS oF,EADyERTIs1Na:

snars of eight lines dollar for the first insertion
~ tsentyfye cents for each subsequent one Lloeral
sn,s s,, made with yearly advertisers.
MTr;sss Notices and Obituaries wall be rsei tor
of personal Character, will be charg
81 must be aceopa names OF
,b authors ana rejected cannoth returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
4RROFEssKONAL.lzoas aiT

fDas9at@oEl 5sId AiGARD.911I9ao 2sd d1LLl@
AFR. iDURAND,7 aaskillful and reliable FE-
MALE PHYSICIAN of great experience,
continues to ba scoNFID EETIALLY Consulted,
at his Office, IS. jE.5corner Fremont and Lom- a
bard streets. Baltimore, Nd. Best, board and
medical attention at my private residence
Medicines sent by mail. Give an accurate
statement of symptoms. Business confidential
a.: baltimore Zap aO-tff 6iUt 4 5ysla >aua. ait
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- . =, :. /
eFOhH O. CssFssaHgis

More than tbirtsS years ago Wbsen it was
customary for gentlemen Of the jSouth-to make
long-iouraeys oa horsetack traveller, on q
winter evenfagrstopped atzafarn house in
North Carolina and asked a night's lodging. +
Il was checrtully granted After the hospita'
bIe" suppert po had been concluded the straa ger
!. assumed. a meditative mood; he sat with his
d large, melancholy, strained eyes fixed upon the
fire, asif, in painful and prolonged thought
But the host was not disposed to indulge the
silence Of the stranger he was evidently dc y
.termineti on the reward which the country
man In his situation usually exacted from the
5tfayel|erihe entertained com Portable talk ON
the politics of the times, which was all the
better IL seasoned with argument, and controd
versy.AA AAS5 politics were introduced; the tar.
mer, a,l, ., Henry Clay man. and an advocate Of
tariff, taking up nearly all the converse
ton, taking. atEa.great rate, while his guest
. now and then nodded such distinct recognition
as became man listening from pohtenes So
rather than from interest Finally the ,volp-i
bility of the farmer was spent; he had evident
had fairly got through, and was enjoying tho
silence of the stranger as proof of his convices
ton, the hitter turned upon him, and looking.
him steadily in the face, commenced a re-
markable speech that lasted fully an hour. -
He became animated ashe proceeded ; he spoke
iu rapid, decisive sentences; he set out with
an illustration of the tariff and free trade in
the wants and exchanges. Of a neighborhood ).
he evidently designed to bring the subject
within the grasp of his hearers mind, and
within the limits of his personal experience;
and although his images were homely, his Ian
guage was pure, his pronunciation cultivated,
and his manner singularly earnest. The farmer
had never had the subject put to him In this
way before. He seemed to be impressed at
every sentence ofthe stranger; the expression
of surprise aud conviction grew steadily in his
face he had)theaa#akened and pleased airjof
man receiving new truths. When the stran-
ger had concluded, the conviction was complete
Suddenly the silence that ensued was broken,
and after thoughtful pause, the farmer turn,
ed abruptly on his guest, eyed him from head
to,foot, and said, very deliberately: "You are
John G. Calhoun, of South Carolina" /" Il
am" was the quiet reply.
This anecdote-and the writer is prepared to
prove it's authenticity-js striking illustration
Of the peculiar style, the intellectual identity,
of Mr.. Calhoun. .-Enchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

MTOTICE business relations existing,
IN between GEO. X. WITAER and myself
dayof April, 1868. O. B. THO HOMAS is now
my authorized Attorney, and will attend to my
general manufacturing business. Any person
having claims against me will please present
them to him on or before the 10Th day OF May
: nv SC1snSrd giJ s.lan "A. THOMAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
PAPER HANGING.
JOHN p" CLARKE

Has resumed his business at he old stand
.l-a.... NO, 158, KING STREET. -
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTMENT
contains as usual the choicest, both, d.. .-.
j." =. "o Plain AND DECORATIVE = .-..
OF the most celebrated Il ~ ..~~-.. .-
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANpFAC-
TURE, ........ .....
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &C.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
snd Public Buildings will be epromptJ executed
in the most superior style ct the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this business;
makes MIN confdentin giving satisfaction TO &lI
that may favor him with their patronage
nlh 24-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

L '~- - - .'5l I.'' PIANOSll
: N.ss' o5j VICTOR BECKER, -'-.-,. - .-
NO! 81, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.
g. j. (CoRNER OF QUEEN,} tl .r,.. =,
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS- 70
Knabe & Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Voses Celebrated a.a -a "aa..
Secondhand Pianos-yery low. ..... I'D,
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches. 1a
Terms to suit the times, and every Instrument
warranted. ......
Pianos, Melodeons Accordeons, &C., tuned
and repaired. ..
I Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
mems. by addressing VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va. ......t .t....... sep Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19
YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by, a cc1
tain practice, indulged in, habit tre
quently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, if not cured, render;
and body. should apply Immediately; ,,,, -
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments OF
life by the consequence of deviating from the
psth Of nature, and indulging in q certain Sc
crct habit. Such persons must before contem-
Dloti0r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

Married Persons, or Young Men comtempia'
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Dcformities, speedily
cured -. .
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
J. may religiously condde in his honor as s
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
IS physician. --.--- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

VARDEN TOOLS, FORKS, SPADES,
Ii SROVELS, &c.-We have on hand a
large supply of goods connected with garden
and farming purposes. We have received a
patent Hay and Manure Fork, something new
and desirable; Patent Churns, Gate and Bsrn
Door Hinges of extra quality Fencing E Wre VT
stone Fixtures, and many other articles to
which We ask attention Our stockis large and
well assorted 81, -
ane I'll - 1854 No S9, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-19

Especially, who have become tho victims o
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructiy
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimel
grave thousands of Young. Lien of the mos
excellent talents and brilliant IntoIlcct, Wh
might otherwise have entranced listening ScHa
tors with the thunders Of eloquence, or Wake!t
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with tuL
confidence.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

felt rann fnb v@inpbeutel, gebldbt 10,
9efauftem 8ter" a9tunesmertb2 -Diel
GteQe wel9e 1T hem gluse jeees "a d:
t II n>e6wertben n" Deutldsn be:
ipeilt pob bet Correspondent tbre Chr.
1&uben .aber niGt ubei9tmpfen" mplte
bie1e @te14e Lief 6err9tenau
aus, benn fe paBte ni@t u
etnen DIM uBt9en &ram.
&e1peftable Deutlde! @p ipielI
Elm sen1ei1er @erldumper nit Gurer Snz
teQj9en;> in ter i9mubi9en Mi&t una
DON Dem tnappen unp berben 8rpp> pae
mir TN erer reblt@en &rbeit i'm Snterei1f
Der 9anSen partet. S%erbanfen, nod eth
ppaar &rumen gu entSieben. ..
unp nun mertbe 9errn uOpunellyz
9eute>" infer Sdlubwprt. sic ieben.
1penn sic ~iberbaupt etnas ieben wpllen,
bab ber Correspondent rcr 81. Staatsz
seituns auscrid!i9 ser @elt yertiinret,
oaB wdbreno 9efaufte @tnrbeutcl fin
OpnneQy 9i119en, Der Dcut 9e,
|wel9er fur ben Mnnn 9in@
.. ~ re~fpeftabel mar. .ta
Mollen Sie bierin cine 8eldtmp Jung
e%rfennen, ur,p tic Staatssettun9 abteitelz
len, 70 ieben sic wobl, rab SAINTS
ielb1t erfldren, PAP Sie in bic ypl1 Dem
@prrelppnpenten crtpdbnte &laiic rel
~Winpteutel" uno ni6t Der re- peftablcn
0eutiden 9ebbren>5pte, ,,ptc er seia9t fiji
Dpnneuy 9tnsen* .Y>. =
an bic r%eipeftabeln eeutfdenD ouneQyz
2eute aber unb an ALE respectable ceutz
iden 9}epublifaner il. I'M Nuecmcincn
ridten mir bic M%uforoerun9, :treu unp
unerl9ittert III Der StaatS;eitun9 81
fteben, wel@e jest brci Yrdiipmtldoitsz
wablidla9ten ais peutides Sr9an Gursr
partet in Dielem Staat iie9rei9 our69ez
fp@ten, welde5 NIT Gefi9tett bic Sntsz
rellen per Oeutl9en na9 alien Nidz
tun9en bin 9epabrt uno fie9rei@ vertbeiz
bi9t> }t9 berGbre jeoe5G inselnen YonGud,
oer @bre 9an;er beutl9er &ereine, ia rer
Gbre ner beutldsn @e0ner an9enpmmen>
>penn iie on9e9rifen murre> UNI bic aud,
bic, @bre per peutIdcn Dpnneuy 2eute
nidt erf "A Sage 1T Der 8rube bdtte liz
gen lal1er, 1penn i1e BON benz @%crrelppn<
rerten ber Suinrts Staats;eitun9 on9ez
9rifen rurren mdrc> itatt pae her iclbc ibr
paS i9Snfte Gbrenciplpm 9ibt. ras man
tbr muir 9eben1 fam, troem Ct he oeutihen
Drnneuy>2eu
ure1peftabd"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
Scr Sc:ibt nc8 GcgscraI Grant ais
Scfeb1Sbaber Ser Mruec.

Der Sabre5beri9t re5 Sen. Grant att
ben &rte9smtnttcr Gdptelp IL >pie 81
les, mas Spn bem 0sueral fpn,mt, furs.
IS 1T eiscntlid nidta, al6 tin 8ealeitz
ibreiben st ben spn ibrn bei9efi9ten ST.
ridten Ter einselnen Otitrietcpmmoncanz
te1t> uno ric wi6tiefte Ger earil1 9emodz
ten Gunrfetlun9en it tie Micrerbcluna
rcr |6pn leBtea Sabr 9emaGten> ndmlt61
bic @crwaltun9 rcr Sncianerar9ele9enz
bsitcn Gem &rie95mini ierium 1T uterz
tro9er, mpbtn 1te benu audi III Der Stot
9ebven.
Cine NeDuctirn rcr 9irluee Nalt Grant
70 lan9e ntdt fit rdtbli9>v ais rerSnctaz
nerfrie9 pauert; inrefm meint Ct, paE
bic GeterarenzN Sci eryez Neeilnenter abeez
idaft rerren lpQten. @enu Der 0eneral
erfldrt> rab baS 9or;c SyFsm Der Tyutte<
run9 Der Snpianer, mis es bisber betriez
ben purbe, curlbau5 fnul ii, 10 fann
man ia3en: General, your head is
level"
St meint coB ca5 &rtcssminil tcriu11>
rem S11pia11ern zen prpYiant urc onrere
2icferun9c1 I'M ZEN Yierten She'll pes
preilc6 wiiroe sufpmmpn la@ien fGnreu>
ben oiele Sa@m jest fpitcn.
Sn Der 1bat it IS auber ollcm ;3weiz
fel pab 1T teinem :3rpei9e rsrScrmaltuna
fir Ginldrdnfun9 unc Griparu,,o Elm
wciteres Telo phen itebt alS in rem eSnz
cianerbureal1 unp pab bier blcF ccm al
lerfre6fcn Dtebfabl Elm .3iel 9elett III
meron brau6te, Tim jdbrli6 ytrle Miui=
omen BON cem N>lS9abebuo9et berunter
ST brin9c,.
3u pieieu1 3mede b~eciirfte cS freilid
1euer Gelebe> uur> I'M lpl6e III erlaIen,
elmer ferneren Neinisunsb es
Grnsre1le6 ron 1pl@en Mitz
9ltebcrn meldc> 9leidviel pb ie ii9
&apifalt ober Dempfratcn ne11nel1> eben
fcin anbere6 prinSip vertyeterL .als pa6
oct a usiau9un9".
Spl9e ScUc rercen ME fit MaBrez
9eln fttr1rnt.h r$Ihc Grl p%arun9cn aunt
3pcd batrn mr. iir epe Mabrc9el
5u farfvA ;s::, bel ber es ii@ UNI
si11en 1::tis'E,,> w.; er Ga1e Der Natipn
hunce(t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

Dement'S, weldes baS Nufreten zines
prditrenten ais @anbipaten fir ete Wtez
perpabl mad @tlauf feiner DanNseit
Serbtetet auf raS Gapct 81 brtn9en.
Us freut uns be6balb> benz 2sier bI
r1dten SIT fSn1er, oab ber Gpr19laa ut
bteier Gefprm Dem additsn Gpn9reb pptt
etrer Seite 9emadt 1perpen wirp> bic
cine siini1i9e Seridf@ti9un9 in Nusfidt
felt.
Grant ielbif na1nlia wirp, ME IS
1eibt> in ieiner Nntritt6botldaft pemGon<
9reb bic Gmpfeblun9 ma6enL einen Gntz
nurf su einem Dem @olfe p%pr;uleaenpen
Son tttutionSz Enhancement III pailireu,
nurd weldeS Grant lelbit mic jeosm 1eiz
11er Na9fcl9er bic Bewerbun9 Inn bic
Wfecerwabl fit einen s>peiten Nmtstsr<
min, gelp. Der Mtbbrau9 peS erlten tir
ntel ell 3peG unmG9lt9 9emadt mirc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
Scr tnr@tbare ,mfilttdrecepptis=
mus" int @ubeu,

Sic Seler pempfratii@er 3eitun9en CT
innern fld> nit peldem GntlcBen pielelz
ben ftetS BON Dem furdtbaren vMilitarce6>
pctismus" uniercr Dipit DISCRIMINATING
ten i'm Sucen lpra@en> mic coS oru,e
Splf ept ZEN uSatrapen" bort ME-
pcr9etreten wiiroe uno ras vSdbelreai<
mcrt" Ter upalda8" ale uGreibeit" nit
~eberner Terle" ju Bopen trete. Nad
nieier S9uccrung par pplcn urter Der
Tu9tel cines ruiilid)snS acknowledgements
Elm wabre6 Tretbeit6zp arapies. Nameutz
lid par e6 General Meaoe> III benz
mir BEN firdter!i9iten alcr picler v5oz
trapen" 81 erbliden belebrt rpur ben unp
in eeien Ditrictpoa ~6afliren" u&rumz
l6lieben" uno ~&anti9uben" bon Rebelz
len ll1p !5odrerrdtbern Die 2%ieblino6bez
ld'dftl9un9 jercs unteroff;ier6 bilccten.
Gs 1T lhace, eab rieies i61ne Sc
malice erbibter cemofratii9er pbantafe
al rcr Wirfl'dfcit suiammcnf tc6t, wie
rcr Nebc an rcr Come.
S9are, rab jenes S9udz uno 3pedz
9emdlce an rem 8eri9te te6 @eneral
Mea6e atl9iebt uno 9dnsli9 unf9tz
bar w'rr.
Sen. Meaec's 8eriGt faet; uBdbz
reno n1einer iber aGt monatliGcn @iYil<
pcrpaltun9 wuypen burd &rie9s9eri9te
tn ben Staaten Georgia. &latama unb
Glortoa % perionen proceifrt. Son
cieien murnen rur flnf;ebn lberfubrt.
:@ier pom rieien llrtbeilen murren BON
mir ni9t betdtist. 8ier anrere 1puroe
bic @trafe ~erlai1en uno 3peiNnoere ,purz
pes an ben prd1icenten referirt 70 pae
nur Elm Sail ibri9 bletbt> 100 cine perlon
tpe9en zines @ivilpsr9ebe1s NIT @efdnqz
nib betraft wurbe. Diele einfade Mnz
gaze Spn1batiaden balte ib fit eine Y,Qz
fdnpiae Wiperle9uns Der Nntlaae, bob bic
Wilitdr9emalt rte&e9te perB ur0er pc6po5
tiid unp miafiirli@ b%ebanpelte. GS mar
mein Strebenz bic &e@te perBlrser pbne
&udFdt auf ir9euo etpas anceres als
auf Die Tprcerun9en' Der @ers6ti9feit au
l9iiBen."
50 .recet uni bantelt elmer per YOU
Dem racifalenG pnereb unter teilenReconz
ftructionseeeyen teruumd@tisten u@az
traren." #s9. 49, .... ....u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
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