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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12
COMMISSION.
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade, pave and gravel on
Hickory alley from High street to Water street.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council of
the city of Columbus (twothrds of all the members
concurring), That the unpaved cutters be graded
curbei and paved, and the unimproved sidewalks be
graded and graveed, and the unimproved roadway
be grad d and grsyeled on Hickory alley from High
street to street, in accordance with the plat
thereof on file in the office of the City Clerk.
SEC. 2. That all damages, costs and expense
arising from the foregoing Improvement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots of land
feet front. -
Spo.3. That for q period of sixty days from date
of this ordinance the property owners along the
foregoing improvement shall have the privilege OF
doing the work in front of their respective proper
ties.
VIM. NAGHTEN
President of the City Council
Passed June 8, A. ID 1888
Attest: l.. Il. WILSON, City Clerk.
. juIl dit
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Mr.. -- is the scalawag Senator
elect from the Senatorial district COM
posed of the counties of . He is
a full blown Radical, and loves a negro
as much as he hates "rebel." He goes
in, of course, not only for political but
social equality, and repudiates not only
at the ballot-box, but in his household
all distinctions founded upon race or
color.
Acting upon this theory, he has
brought one of his constituents to great
grief. Said constituent called to see
him not long ago, and, dinner being an
nounced as ready before he left, he was
invited to take seat at the Senator's
hospitable board. He accepted the invi-
tation, and, walking in, pumped himself
on chair by the side of a daughter of
his host. 1t was the rashest act of his
life. The next thing he knew he was
lying on the floor, where he had been
knocked by chair in the indignant
woman's hands. Her mother reinforced
her, and such mauling as that darky
got makes the bones ache to write about.
The old rapscallion who got him into
tho trouble stood by all this time, not
daring to say word. When they fin
ished with the darky, they turned to the
white man, and, telling him that they
would not live with any one who sought
thus to degrade them, packed up what
they needed and left the house. They
are boarding around among the neigh
bors, and find hearty welcome where
ever they go. We propose their health
with all the honors. Hip! hip! hurrah!
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Sevnao,nr.Chase.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes:
"Put no faith in the kilograms that
some of the journals are publishing this
afternoon, to the effect that Governor
Seymour has taken decided ground in
favor of Chief Justice Chase for the
Presidency. Governor Seymour, when
in this city day or two ago, gave
a fiat contradiction to all allegations Of
that character
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Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AP-
pointed by. the General Assembly of the
Is asd
sites and lands for the location and es
tablishment of the Ohio Agricultural and Me
chanicsl College. contemplated by the act of
july, 1852 granting land script the State for that
purpose. hereby give notice that the committee
licits and is ROW prepared to receive proposals in
writing for donations of lands, sites and mouey to
erect buildings for said Coe,e, and will continue
to receive such proposals until the 18th day of July
next.
The committee will meet at Columbus. July 2lst
next, to witt and examine pr posed sites.
All communications on the subject should be ad-
dressed to +. W. Thornhill. New Gulford. Coshoc-
ton county Ohio. marked Proposals for Agri-
F. W. THORNHILL. Chairman.
N. X. SHERwIN Sec'y. aprl1-d3m
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Valuable Property at Private Sale.

Il residence, No. 2S7 South High street. and pre-
viously described and offered at private sae will
be offered at public SALE to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY morning, 27TH day OF JUNE, inst.
at eleven O'Clock.
TERMs-One-third in hand and remainder in two
equal annual payments, bearing interest from date
of sale, and secured by mortgage on the premises.
A reasonable discount allowed on all cash not re-
quired by the terms.
ju6-dtd GEO. W. MARIS, NJ. D.
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NOTICE..

BANK OF COMMERCE, ! e.
CLEVELA AND. May p, 1868
NOTICE Is I'll EREBY GIVEN TOTHE
Rank of Comm erce and all other parties interested
that after the expiration of six months from this
date application will be made~to the Auditor, Sec
reary and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
Bank the cks deposited to the outstanding
circulation Of said Bank in pursuance of the fort,
first (4D 6ciDn of the act to authorize Free Bank
ing, passed March 2lst. 1851.
JOSEPH PERKINS, President,
H. X. HuRLBUT, Cashier Imay25 dc "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

MUTINY IN THE CAMP.-"E" writes
from Washington to the Baltimore Ga
zette as follows:
"a gentleman who is connected with
the Banking and Currency Bureau re-
turned here yesterday from a business
trip in the West, and reports the Repub-
lican party badly divided. In Cincin-
natl he found all the leading Republi-
cans indignant at the assaults which
had been made on Chief Justice Chase,
and many of them openly declared their
purpose to sustain the Conservative
ticket, regardless of who might be the
nominee in the New York Convention
They said they agreed fully with the
Chief Justice that the time had come
for all lovers of Constitutional liberty to
band together against the Jacobins.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

TWAIN "BRICKs. Gold Hlzz
News says: Mark Twain was pre-
sented with very neat and acceptable
little brick of silver bullion, by Conrad
Wiegand, the well known assayer of
Gold Hill. The following is inscribed
upon said brick: "Mark Twain-Mat-
thew v, 4f-Pilgrim" All our readers
will recollect that the verse referred to
reads as follows: "And whosoever shall
compel thee to go mile, go with him
twain" 1t is very appropriate pres
ent, worthily bestowed, and together
with Mark himself, may be considered
by the outside world as a specimen of
the Washoe produce.
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no THE PUBIIC.

THE "E U X 4 X A WASHING MA.
l. CHINE" a new improvement. the cheapest.
most durable. simple and thorough cleanser ever m
vented. A caild ten years old can operate it with
ease and certainty. Rights and Machines fer sale
Address, J b. FRANCIS.
my1-W3m Barnesville. Belmont count, o.
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SEALED PROPOSALS


WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
w fee of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbus,
Ohio, until
Monday, the 22d day of June. 1865,
at o'clock P. M, for furnishing materials and
building three circular brick main sewers in the
city cit Of Columbus, Said work. will REQUIRE about
1s2, 900 cubic yards of excavation and filling, aud
ABOUT 5,700.OO0 bricks. and about $50 perches of
stone. All brick and stonework to be laid in Lou
isville cement mortar.
Plans. profles and specifications can be seen at
this office.
Bids are solicited for the whole. and for each
sewer or section.
Payments to be made in bonds of the citv of Co.
lumbus, payable in l. g. 56 z, 8, 9and 10 years.
to be divided in equal parts bearing interest the
rate of per cent. per anpum, payable semi aunu-
ally. Payments will be made on the monthly esti-
ma eS of the engineer reservng 10 per for the
faithful performance of the work until the whole is
completed.
All bids shall be accompanied by two good and
sufficient securities, and no bid will be considered
ere the security does not accompany it.
Bids will be opened by the standing committee
on sewers and drainage; and the right reject any
or all bids will be reserved by the committee,
b. +. BOWEN,
Asst City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers Office, No. SO South High
street. up stairs. jul9-jtd
1Westbote copy.1
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CLOAKS.
NOTICES.
NOTICE..

City CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, o., Monday, May 25. 1868
LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
N against the city (of whatever Department. due
prior to the lst day of H. 1865 will present them
forthwith to the City Clerk.
l.. Z. WILSON,
my28-d2w City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

tFrom the Macon (Ga.) Journal and Mes senger,
June 81
A Scalawag Senator Invites n
Darby TO His HOuse-He Seats
Himself by tbe Daughter, Who
Knocks Him HDOWn.
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MACHINERY.
TO GRAIN SHIPPERS.
ililierS and DiStilIerS.
NEARLY 1000 MACHINES

and never get out of order"
NEARLY 1000 MACHINES
Are in daily use throughout the West, manv of
which have run five or six years without dollar
expense for repairs.
They shell the corn perfectly clean from the cob.
They do not cut or grind the grain.
They clean the corn in prime condition for mill or
They require less power than any Machine of the
Ss- We Warrant every Machine. IA
Nos. o, i and 2 are adapted for LARGE SHIP-
PERS, WAREHOUSES;, DISTILLERlES, &c.
Nos. and are especially adapted for MILLS.
crib to shelter. aud requires 20 feeders or extra
hands to watch or regulate them. The cobs, dust
aid chaf are blown out at the end, and cleaned
quired.
WE REFER TO
ILL. CENTRAL R. R. CO., Chicago. have SIX
MICH CENTRAL R. R. CO.. Chicago, have
BOARD VeSt Of TRADE. Chicago. have over 100 in
STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS, Chicago, have
ii. FITCH SON. Columbus. Ohio have TEN in
WI. MoNEYpENY CO.. Columbus, Ohio
nave {" E. 6EhaPIANEt y Il sPflaGE co Crc.ville, o.
ERIE ELEXAT0RS. Cleveland. o.. ...- a.
DN IN ( ktEYA EEH YATSEs sfSks SSlssseIT1Sa Tosa6
E. &. BoRRHa soSs, st,fjis Distillsfs, Cincinnati
LAWTON, BARNETT CO.. Piqua. o.
CHAFFEE CO. Iippe-anoe.
PITTSBURGH ELEVATOR Co.. Pittsburgh.
GHAS. GLAZIER CO. Merchant Mills. In IL
UOOSIER STATE MILLS, Indianapolis
HAYES 4 BRO, Distilers. Lawrenceburs Ind.
BuRKAM II so SG0 pistillsrs pn Cambridge Ind
SHEARER CO, Eleyator, Peru. Ind.
DICK & BUCHANAN. Elevator, Huntington.
yoHNsoN& CO.. Mch't Mills. Lngansport. Ind
GEO. CECIL CO., Mch't Mi Is. iIogansport,
THos WILSON & CO.. Mch't Mills. Logans-
JAS. SPEARS & CO., Elevator. Lafav ettee. Ind
TINKLER BRO1., Elevator. LAFAYETTE. Ind.
THOS. UNDERWOOD. Elevator. Lafayette.
acKEEN & PADDOCK. Elevator. Terre Haute
Ind
E MoEWMEN, En- WEBB WEBB CO, o. Mills, s Coiambus. % In nu
P3hkPGk RkB BR0 Rim XinGsnRHs Edn;s Mes Ind.
STANNARD & SLAYBACK. Mills. New Or
''iS GiRSiSSWoLD, COFFIN 4 CO.. New York. Bue
cipal Mills, Warehouses and Distiileries of the
We are also manufacturing the best
SMALL BURR FEED MILLS
Extant warranted to grind from 20 rs bushels of
one half the usual power r q1ired. They grind
all kinds of grain, coffee, spices drugs, paints, &c.
Iron Feed Mills, Hand and Horse Power Corn
Shsllers,
Portable and tatiOnary Engines,
Circular Saw Mills. Shinele Mills, Wood Working
Machinery. Steam Pumps and Force Pumps
of all Sizes, Shat ing, Pullies, and
Elevator Machinery
BUILT TO ORDER.
RICHARDS IRON WORKS,
100 81 I92 Washington Street,
Chicago, Hi.
CCti-my1 4td1taweow
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pg- Soratio eeDmOur 1T scsenrpdrts au

k05 opIulip StDHplT lll HVYtHlpulllY uH
bcm Stump" unb betClt um Stimmen.
na. .@ranf6 Rcbrbeit in YcnnDpania lpatC
ipcnigltcnS 25, 900 bctragcn, unD piro cS aud
ipenn ieber 8epublitOncr ieine Yfdt tbut
B4- Setanntli6 1T SeDmour reid, unb bod,
bat CT nidt einen Dollar pem 9anbe 9s9eben 5ur
llnterorifllng Der &cbcllicn, beBbalb 1T ibm baS
Solf aud id s lbuIbig
neA.S Srif YomcroD 1T nab ben IeBtcn 3ab'
ridten iber ibn, tranf SdS Sdlimnite abel
it, baB alIc feline Sreunpe unp Sepunouer id
in bemielbcn 3uitanbc befnocn.
HB-Se Yrdlocntcnipabl finbct am r It c II
OienItag in ytopcmbcr ltatt ipcbc5 Der Srittt
Sag oieieS MOnats 1T, uno nidt mic bon man.
den irrtbhmidcr @eilc angencmmen prb an1
5weiten Sienitag. gtiemanb loate bieS per'
9eiien
E1rGS ipirb nidt notbpcnbis Iein, baB SeD.
mour auf iciner Stumprcile bic foIgenoen YIGbt
beiudt SlnoerlOnpille unD Camilla, in Georgia,
Salisbury, in siorp Carolina, Scae SSlanp, in
Sir9inia, II. / III.
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s6cMcm Nnrf. IL. Scthr. Nnh

p@3etp @ort, II. Sctbr Sobn Naeu-ber
bctdnnte ,,Ible6telte Wtcnlb in gtcip Yort"-
lsne Srau unb mcbrerc in icincm S0ulc ipObnen|
be 6raucnjimmer wurbCn bcutc frIb auf bic Mn
Sei9e bon 9cnamn Span berbaftct, baB CT in
Nacn6 oouS bon WRar9arct gSarb I'M SIS be-
rdubt iporocn Ici.
@tar9arct purbe fir cine llnteriu6ung com.
mittrt unb Naen bon Gopt. Sborn bonn 4tcll
Yrecinct an9etld9t, baB cr ein unprOentli6cS
Sau5 baltc, ipcbeS 4rcittuirtcn unb Sicben aS
3uhudtSort bicnt.
slllcu crtl6rte Dor bcm 4olijciridtcr: sd
fam mir la9cn baB tpdbrcnb Der Iesten gSpds
en 9ctitunben in mcincm 9otal gcbatcn ipurs
ben unb id) eS ju nidts Nnosrem ber9ab. SD
mar seltern nbt 5u SauS unp ipeB 3idtS bon
Der 9an5en Sabe. SD bcriprcde gar nid)t
wdblen 5u ipolIcn, pCnn man mid gcben lGBt
SD wciB, Der YcIiSci Captain mill mid gar nidi
I'M @efdngniB ieben, benn mir iparsn itctS quite
6reunoe Sbnc bic Srcunbli6teit Der Yoli3ci
bdts D mcin 2ofal gar nid)t 10 picc Sabre be-
balten tpnnen; bic 4ScIiSiitcn waren INNER meinc
SrCllube ~
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Eie Rinwanoerunss. Convention su
Baltimore

Baltimore o. Oct Die Contention Der
OtIrgotcn bon @clclIibuften 5um SduB bon
GinwaRocrcrn in Den @cr Staatcn or9aniiirts
l6 beutc permanent SO Inb Selcgatcn anlpc-
icnb bon Nc,p 9orF, YennDpunicn, SainciS,
RiIcuri, S8iSccnlin, SrnncGc, gicbruSta, Si.
thrift Columbia unb WtOrDlanb Col &atiSbau-
lcr bon Gbita9o ipurpe gum 4rdlocntcn. Wir
4. Sunt bon Ybil0oeIpbia gum &icc" "Yrdiibcn'
ten unb Sol 2uppig bon gii6curi unc Z. g.
S6mibt bon g8aibin9tcn 5n Setrctdrcn er'
rpGbIt
SO purNcn bcrI6ieoene gcri6Idge in Der
YtcrScn nno abcnoiiBung bi5tutirt Der
. uptbcIbluB mar bic GinicBung eineS COM
mtccs, um cine Union Der Gnwanbcrun95.
@ccaIbaftcn in Den Scr Staatsn uuo cincn
Central. SO0rc 81 cr9aniIrcn Die &crbanp.
un9cn pcrprn in prutl6u Sprudc 9cfibrt
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S~Sorsen SamItas 3antte iid in Yblus
peIpbia Scbn sod, Der in 30 440 SObn Strect
cine @irtbltaft bat, nit leiner 6rau, fie fiber
ic Der, iticB iie aus Dem Sauie unb peripcrrte
ibr bic SauStbir SIS bic 6rau tcincn @inlaB
in ibre SScbnung erIan9en fcnute, 9ing lie 5ur
YoIijci Gin YOli3ilt gin9 nit ibr all bas SoauS
unb besebrtr GinIaB, Der eood pcripcigert ipurpe.
8erabe, aIS Der Yoli,iit unb bic 6rau Dem SauS
ben &ilfen sctebrt batten, um pe93useben, Dffs
ncte sod Gin 6eniter i'm Slpcten Stodtpert lci-
nes oauies unp fcucrtc auf feline Srau cine init
Sdrct 9cabcne ScppcIhinte ab Gtpa 25 pper
80 S6rctc fubrsn Der 6rau in ben &Drpcr Sbre
98unpen lino nidt 9sfdbrid SIIS Der YoliSiit
iab, paS oof 9ctban batte, tcbrte or lin unb ers
brab baS 9auS, sod abcr lcbte bic Mhnpun9
pcS nod nibt ab9eidOiienen 9aufeS lcincr 6linte
al ben Sppf nnb brGfte ab. Der S6uB rib
ibm bic linte Seitc leincS @eiidteS ab, obnc ibn
81 tEbten, uno Der Scripunbete Der idperli6
nit bem Qeben bapcntcmmcn wiro, purbe na6
bem Sopital 9cbradt
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@ef0GftSz MuiDBuna.

3adri6t pirb biermit 9e9cbcn, paB bic b6bcr
jpildcn YDaOn " ScmmeI unp Same5 AR.
&ne6t beitanoenc @cibdftSpcrbinpuns an 1iten
Sttobcr 1868, nad gcgcnlcit9Cr llcbcretntunit,
aufgclpbt irorben it,
Der llntcr5cdncte bcna6rl6ti9t hermit lcine
6rcllnpe uno ba5 Yublitum i'm Nll9cmcncn. paB
er ba5 frilbCr bon Ob9cr 6irmo bctricbcnc g8a~
gen unp &utlbcnma6cr 0clddft nun onf icine
cgenc &c6nun9 an alien 4ldBc in SlGtingtcn
foubstrciben pirb, unD inpcm CT fir baS Der
obi9en 6irma 9Cldrntte 3utruueu bcSdD oanFt,
bittct CT bic friibcrcn &unocn, ibm aud fcrnrrbin
lDr 3utrancn 5a ldcntcn pa cS cin SCitrebcn
lcn lpiro, aIIc SIuftrd8c 0uf pa6 pilnttIiGte unp
pauerbaftcitc 0uSjuiilbrcu.
~ Same6 u. 8nebt.
Sftobtr 27. no
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Eie Sanesls Genpsntien in Norfoif,
Dirainia.

RorfoIt, 10. DIT Samltd9 fanb bier Biz
S6uBiiBuus Der SanccIS GOnpention itatt,
peIde 5ulummcn9e ipdr hber bic GcnioI'
ipiruns pcrIdcbener lholden Sabncn, unb bu-
purd Den birettcn Sranit Der Yrcoutte brS Ntii.
Iiippi SbaIeS nab Dem Often 6u fprbrn. SiC
gegen $500 SclC9otsn banbeltCn lpdbrcno BEL
9anssn 4'td9i9cn Scllcn nit GROCER Ginmiltb'
istcit, uno bic in Der SdInbiiSun9 bedntraster
8sIcutioncn ipurpcn einitimmig an9encmmen
Die Gcnpcntion bcrtd9te li6 nad elmer SdIuB'
rerc bon Gen Smbcprn, um in NcmpbiS BIZ
nd6Ite SiBung bu baIter.
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s,ptpeQ Gcbb bon G,ecroia hat pcriarr

~ ~Scpea Cobb bon Georgia bat borigen
Srsitas in sReu.Yort i'm 6iftb Spenuc DctcI
plOBIId bas 3stIide 9cic9net Gr ipar Gin redt
bisberer @ann. Srieee iener Nide! Inter bcm
9rdfoenten Sufanan ipar er Siuan5miuiiter.
inter Self. OapiS General In Der Rcbcllenarmec.
g8ann unb no er 9cboren ipurbc, lit nid)t notb.
ipenbig anjugeben, ba 0opell Cobb cigcntlid)
oar nid)t bdtte 9eboren ipcrben lolen 9on lcs
men Sbaten polen mir lbpciscn. gr por Gin
gutter General, 1T 3tpur getprbnIid cupcn seIau.
fen, aber tr mar bod ebrlif. GinmaI fel sr 81
aRacon in General gBlcn's @sfangenI6aft, unr
ba Sci9te er, baB CT en GROCER Stlautcpf lci,
benn cr brannte ourd), als er bemerttc, oaB bic
gDaden nd)t red)t ad)tiam paren. Gold Gin
pcrtreffIidcr Yatrict IdlcB Iid mad bcm &ric9
natirli6 re6t bon Serjen Der bemofratilben
9artci an gr tpar cine ibrCr 3ierbcn unc trdf.
tighten Stlben, unb in Georgia bat CT i'm NpriI
b. Z. nod reft tIldtig gegcn bic &cconitrutton
gebcnncrt unb fir baS 8e6t Der Staaten auf Biz
bcIlommsnIfe Sclbiipiae bic 9anje cn9eIe9t
Die Democratic bat einen tpabren, ebrbcn unr
fanbbof.cn Sreunb an Sotpell Gobb rerIcren
Gin cissnes RiBseidid l6sint hber Der bemo'
fratilden Yortei Su ipoIten elm feinbIell9es Ser'
bdngniB I6eint ibr ole ibre grcBen ytdnner 81
miBsonnen General Sobn Dir iIt bon ibr abb
gefallcn, DtcGlcuan 1T ibr ungctreu getpcroen,
ibr Sreiinb S6ofelp bat Ild bon ibr abgepen.
bet uno nm berleben ibre geripeilun9 red)t fiibI.
bar ju MAIDEN, mug auf nod Soipell Cobb fer.
ben aaes llnbe I6eint fbsr bic bemofratii6t
Yartbei ein5ulrcmen.
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Sinrid,tuna DON 6briGen.

SeSh9Iid Der @rmcrpung bon einsebornen
Gbriten in Sapan ibrcibt Der ,,San9aiati Gg>
preB": ,,Sn Der Nadt bonn 10. auf ben II.
Suli ipurbcn $50 Der gum SObe Scrurtbciten
uuf rem Oampfcr ,,Sir SarrD 0urfeS" cinses
l6ift unb auf bcbcr Gee ertrdntt, unO 20 Mn.
Ders, meiitenS 6rauen, crpartcten nur bic Nn-
tuuft cincS Stpctcn iapancildcn 9dmpfsrS, I'm
Dailebe Sdidlal 81 croulbcn. Die frCmbcn
9cnIuln crbiCtcn BON 0cuperncur ouf ibre Ne.
mcnirationcn bic SIntipcrt ie mrbtcn li6 uT
hre Cacncn NIn0eIcAenheen tiimmCrn u
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9e0a GauntD Datrtpt.
StaOt mo cnn0.
RspubIikani(hts Aauptauartisr.

Der @rant. unb GoIfag.G .GeutraI' 'Glnb 1T icBt
poaltdnois crsanilirt, uno in Birtlamtcit 9etrc'
ten.
3immcr fir ben SSabfcIoSus iinb i'm 3meitcn
Stnflpcrfe bon Shines Salle, Siiboit-Gfe bcS
Gcntrc, Squdre, Nllentann, YcnnlDlpanien, CT.
rHnct iporeen.
Sreunbe ans ben SaunIdpS unp ScrcngbS,
mcld)e Der Gr,pdbluug bon General Srant 9iln'
fig, linb eingeaoen. 10 oft iie in Der Staot lid
befinben, in ben Stub. .3immcrn an5urnfen.
Die fclgenben Serrcn bilben baS Scamtsn'
Ycrlonal Der Organization:
Nm & 2lineY. Yrcii.
Samucl @cSc1e, Or 9Sm :. @cmig, Z. y.
@boabS, Samuel 8otb, Oan Srolpu, german
SDuon 8ice. Yreliocnten
Geo. 9siicI, S8m. g. Ycuns, ir., eorrsipon'
ben,-Setletdr
gBm s. Oeidler, s. 6. SunSber9er, @etorS.
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tist, auf 9ano gum pcrtauf babe, icipie itctS be.
reit bin, auf Seitellung Seppifc, Garpct, 2ei-
meme. unc gSOlIene Stoffe 5u tpcbcn, unb bcr>
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men gu tanfCn uno bcitClcn 81 ipoacn.
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SeicbdftS SSoti;en.
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uno ipcr pcrbcr 9aubte, bag man nod Yblas
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taufen, Der piro finben, baB man nidt MIR ale
ein waS bic Wlooe pcrlan9t in Dem Nolsr &Icibcr
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inb, lpie man le in 4biabeIpbia nbt niebrigsr
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Gambler filr $500.
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Der ncrbbitlifcn Ode Der Sebenten unb llnion
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Die Serren 8oob uno @ube, @runbegen.
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@runbitife bic fol9enDen SaupIdBe: Nrc. 167
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$780, slrc. 166 in Der g. Ctr. all SiIgbman s..
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2. Sonncnl6cn unb Sbatten in Neu 9orf
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