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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
Eext tuesday is EleCsiOn nay.
LETTERs 30 RLAm.
g Give Ne an Audience for a
Word or SO.s'
Hon. F. P..'B7asr. u.

Hon. r. p. Blair. .Jr.:
SIR: At the beginning of the first
session q the Thirty-siXth Congress,
HON Joan Sherman, then a member
OF the House, was presented by the
Repuoiicans as their candidate for
Speaker. He was supported by his
pollaics3 friends with great zeal and
] opposed oy the Democrats with equal
determination The Southern men,
/ bers were particularly hostile to his
eleetaon The principal reason as
signed asllnst it was he had indOrsed
delpeE book-i They charged thata
man who Fouid Rdofea 50 DANGEROUS
and 4ncefl publication was unfit
70 hold a nt.olic trust-abh0rrent and
false to hamanity-and our free insti-
tutlons. among others whomade this
charge was General John B. Clark of
your own State. Day after day he
sounded it in the ears of members,
and 1mplored them to spare the House
and the country the shame and mOrti-
ncaIlon OF placinga man In the Speak
er' chair who entertained such views
as We're expressed in the work referred
10. Not OILY weeks but even months
were passed IN bitter controversy be-
lore the struggle was ended. Sherman
was defeated, but a Republican, Gov
ernOf remington, of New jersey, was
nevertheless elected. Time passed !;
Sumpter was fired on, and the thun-
ders OF the rebellion rolled over the
na1on calling to arms. The tramp Of
Ine war steed was heard upon all the
highways of the land. The muster
roll was called in every county, and
mothers shTieked with agony when
their sOns-the Young men-steDDed
INTO line, and sent echOing over mills
and valleys their glorious shouts for
the old nag" and the old Union.
IerrlDle as was the scene it was
grand speetacle-a sight of unsur-
passed moral sublimity-tO witness
tnese patriotic sons of the Republic
kneelIng at its holy altar, and swear
ing the Union should not be destroyed
by traitors. General CLARK entered
the army, but it was on the rebel side,
and served during the war. At its
close ne returned to Missouri, covered
with the leprOsy Of treason, and at
present resides there. Go to-day and
ask hlm who he supports for President
and Vice President, and he Will say
seymour and Blair. You and he are
together now. Did he go to you or
you to him? How isittO beaccOunted
for that he should so strenuousIy op-
pose Sherman for recommending to
the favorable consideration of the
public the Helper book and so
cordially embrace you who also in
dOrsed it? This, General, is a plain
question, and deserves an honest an
swer. Somebody has changed. Has
Clark been " reconstructed " or have
you? If Clark, when and how was it
done, and what is the evidence to sup
port the statement? Does he, and the
political class to which he belongs,
support you because they have adopted
your lifelong views and principles, or
because they regard you as - recon-
and the best representative
of their own?
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
Another Letter from General
John a. DIX.

/ The following is an extract from q
private letter written by General Dix,
/ in reference to the Presidency. It was
written several DAYS subsequent TO the
letter recently published:
PARIS, Sept. s.
I have taken pains TO
contradict the statement in some Of
the newspapers that I amin favor Of
SeymOur's election to the Chief MAJ
istracy of the Union. If I were at
home I should oppose him by all fair
and honorable means. I know him
well; and il is my sincere belief that
his want Of firmness would renew the
dissensiOns which have brought 50
much evil on our country. Indeed.
do not think he has any of the quail
ificatiOns which are Indispensable 10
maintain the public tranquility at
thisjuncture. Ihave great con fidenCs
in General Grants honesty. good sense.
sound judgment, moderation. steadi-
ness of purpose and disinterested pa
triOtism; and ] believe the speedy res
tOratiOn of the Union to its constitute
Onal and harmonious action depends
very largely on his success.
1t is hardly necessary to add that
am In favor Of paying in specie the
debt contracted to save the Union, and
that the resolution of the Fourth. Of
July Convention to pay the larger pro
portion Of il in paper constitutes I'm
my mind an insuperable objection to
the candidates nominated to carry out
what regard as a palpable violation
Of the public faith.
% 1 am, dear sir. truly YOURS.
JOHN A. DIX"
1t is also worthy Of remark that in
January last, when his own name was
prominently mentioned in connection
with the Democratic nomination, ana
when the ground that the DemOcratio
Convention would take was still uncer-
tain, General Dix wrote TO another
friend in the United States, as follows.
"PARIs, January Is, 1868.
81 have thought for a year that
Grant should be President. The pres
tige Of his name viii enable him 10 do
more than any other man 70 heal the
national dissensions, which seem 70
me, at this distance, to be as far from
a satisfactory solution as ever. Then
he is honest both from instinct and
habit, and he has good sense, perse-
verence, and modest estimate Of his
own capabilities. / have no doubt
that he would call able men to his
councils, and listen to their advice,
and believe that he would be a firm,
conservative and successful Chief
Magistrate.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
what the Democracy viii do
Il successful.

The fourth resolution Of the Demo-
cratic platform calls for "equal taxa
ton on every species of property
according to its real value, including
Government bonds and other public
securities - Let Us see what this
means. Congress hasremOved the tax
from over ten thousand different artl-
cles which are constantly used by rich
and poor. The tax now levied, Is upon
spirits, fermented liquors, gas matches
and a few other articles which cannot
be really classified as necessities. If
the Democratic party is successful IN
the coming election, the sentiment of
the above resolution viii be carried
out. Equal tax will be levied on every
species of property, and you will see
Democratic taN-gatherers in every
street, lane highway and byway of
the land, demanding and collecting
from you taxes upon
Your farm.
Your house and lot.
Your horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
poultry and other stock.
Your wheat, oats, corn and other
grain hay, fruit, vegetables, and what
ever else is raised upon your farm
Your reaDers, plows, harrOWs, and
all agricultural implements
Your wagons, carriages and slelghs1
etc,
Your tools with which you prosecute
vOur trade, be you blacksmith, car
Denter, wagOn-maker, Orlwhat not.
The clothes yourself and family
wear.
The food you eat.
The tea and coffee you drink.
The pot in which it is boiled.
The cup out of which you drink it.
The sugar to sweeten il.
Every particle of food you eat.
The stove on which you cook it.
The wood and coal you use.
Your carpets, chairs, tables and 9TH
er furniture.
The bed yOu sleep on.
And lastly, the coffin and shrOud in
which you are buried, after being
worried and harrsssed to death bv
Democratic taX-gatherers, under a
Democratic administration which tax
ed everything equal.
And for what?
Simply that the bonds may be taxed.
Yes, this Democratic equality would
place tax upon nearly seUeHteeI1 bill
ions Of dollars worth of property in
farms, live stock, houses, eatables,
clothing, etc, for the sake Of having
a tax upon a little more than tJgO BIZ
lions dollars worth Of bonds, most of
which are held by persons of only
moderate circumstances.
Do you want to pay this enormous
tax2
If you do, vote the Democratic par
ty into power, and heavy as your taxes
have been in the past, they are nothing
to what you viii have to pay under
Democratic rule.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
Patriotic Gems from the Next
President.

Il care nothing for promotion, SO
long as our arms are successful. -
Grant to Sherman FEB. 1862.
eff my course is not satisfactory re-
move me at once. I do not wish in
any way to impede the success of our
arms. ."-GraRt to HaUecE, Febr11aI,g
6, 1868.
mo theory of my own will ever
stand in the way Of my executing in
good faith any order that I NAV re-
cieve from those in authority over
me. n-GraTlt to Secretary Chase, Mda,
%, 1868.
This is a Republic, where the viii
Of the people is the law of the land. /"
Grants Letter to President Johnson.
dug. 1867.
II shall have no policy of nv own
TO Interfere against the will of the
people. "-GrdHt'S Letter, Mdy %.
1865.
Human Liberty the only true
foundation Of human government. u
Grants Letter to the citizens of Mem-
phis.
"Let US have peace. ''-Grants Let
ter, Hay %, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
THE PLATFORM
OF National Republican Party. ADOPTED at Chicago, Nay

ResoEUed, That we recognize the
great principles laid down IN the
immortal Declaration ofIndependence
as the true foundation Of democratic
government, and we hail with glad
ness every effort toward making these
principles a living reality on every
inch of American soil.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

HoratiO Seymour, April a. 1858.
sent to the Legislature of New York q
message vetOing bill passed by that
body, entitled 9 An act to secure the
elective franchise to the qualified vo-
ters of the army and navy of New
York Mr. Seymour, in his message
declares this bill giving the soldiers
in the field the right to vote to be not
only unconditional but "highIy OBJ
jectiOnable. He was of the oDinioD
that a man who would fight for his
country ought not to be allowed to
vote flr it. Boys in Blue, remember
your mantle enemy who struck YOU
from behind.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

A poor lad was recently brought be-
fore the Lord Mayor, who asked hin
whence he came. q I'm Irish, yer
Honor. Have YOU ever been %
see?U g Well that's good, replied
Paddy. Does yer Honor perhaps
think that I came over in 3 wheel
barrOw?"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

The Philadelphia Press saws mTbat
Washington fought and won the bat
ties OF the Revolution. and was made
President. jackson fought and won
the battles Of the second war of indie
pendence, and was made President.
Taylor fought and won our battles in
the war with Mexico, and was made
President. Grant fought and won our
battles in the overthrow Of the slave
holders rebellion, and why should he
be made an exception to the rule :?
He WON'T be!''
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

The man in charge Of the animals
in Central Park states that one Of the
female monkeys in his charge has
adopted the "Grecian Bend. They
are very Observant creatures-are mon
keys-and highly initiative
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

General John A. Logan ana Hon.
E. NJ. Stanton, late Secretary OF war
viii adress the people OF Iowa ana
Nebraska at Council Bluffs some time
during the month Of October.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08
GARDENERS.

L. H. BURCHES,
Landscape Gardener g. HOrtieulturist.
Wa plant crops IN Gardens, and cUltiUa5e
same bV c0ntr0cL
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

Next Tuesday is election day.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

$4,000
METROPOLITAN BRASS BAND.
BhONNNlLLE. NEBRASKA
IS az All times prepared TO play for the uul-
nc al any point within lJ0 miles OF this civ
on reasonable terms. Address -
4l-om ID e. Serrr7 .,o,7,-
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

MRS. ]. n. GRAHAM.
K A c III e n OF MUSIC
Rooms, Main, bet sth & 5th sts.
Lessons giUea on fhe Piano Oroaa, 1Tsyo5eo,
GuliGF GEa EOcGitSGtiOn Harin6 hGd ei,bf 80,
experience as teacher Of Music IA Ner- Tr-rt =
eoH.hdeHr Gf giuiRg Safisfacii0n
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-10-08

Sole agent for r. ". Smiths pata,,t IT,
5rlage. The strongest and best Voo.ie6
bridge now in use. -..-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
8 uS 0 n. 25. San.


sus sGpanien ipiro sentelbet,
Dap Die Sarliifen febr tbatig finb.
Die Nesierltng batiid fir ei.len Mufs
fano oerieIben borbereitet.
Die 6el1ier<slufre9ung ipabrt fort.
Sd9lid fo,n,aen 8erbaftlnsefi Dor.
Die Expedition in glbDffinien mabt
Sortf6ritte unb man eripartet taalia
Die gtadlri1t bon elmer Stbla9t. SIN
Gafen oes S6ni9s SbeoOor feben
Nebeilenbaufen iueI6e 9lei9seitig nit
ben 5rnppen lOSidIagen iuerben.
g8ien, 25. San.
Gr5ber3og Mlbred5t, Sberbefeblsba>
ber Der 4rinee fat Ben 8efebl efbalter,
ftd in 8ereitfdaft 81. baIten, UNI ms
Selo 5u sieben. (8ermutblid cine
&absl sgnte. 9. &so.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

@%S8 fpire bifrmit befdnnt genlae1t, Da6 am
%S1R. SanHar 1868 etu @1rrnnt Of N0httaptcpa
gesep oas gekm5ggn Ucm 81 8. BiGerfmg pom
NoIitaomerp GoMHtp I'm GtGnt Genneiiee tpeldber an
eigene Betitton bin baitferett erttdrt mor6et ers
dien Ditroe, babaiiD bic BesabIHng pon Snlben NIB
0te 1lebertiefetnHg upf Gt8eittbn, weies bem bais
ferott Grtldrten geb6rt, an i'm ooer 5u feusn @es
traudbe Hno bic nebertragnng pon ireen6 ettem gis
eentRtin bur9 ibn gefetIi1 berboten finb; bdB cine
BeridmnInng Don ben 9Id9bigern bes genannten bans
terot GrfIdlten, tbre TDroefpnee ~ prafen ttn6
etnen ober ebrei Aiiignees jeines Berm6ges 30 ers
udbler, am g. gidr5 1868, nm 10 ilbr Gormittags
as elm Court OF Bafrytcp In Der Office 6es gegiiEers
IN N9ntrupteg, Glattsri1e, Een1teliee, por BERN
8. 8 ~ u 4, Eegtiter geBaIten rperhen f6u.
H. azse @. M.s@GaacreR,
3 8er. S4aaten TarfbaHf TlefIen0et.
Dmr6 Q. @. MRewRnllen,
Dep. y. ct, Rdri9aA, Mefisnoer. ian27 2ns
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27

Ten lines OF solid nonpareiI make one square.
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled TO discount
10 per cents. as ~ sEsa -
Every other day (e. o. d.; advertisements will be
charged twa-thirds of the above rates.
In the Weekly Edit. on, one dollar square for
Zach insertion.
Special or City Item notices, 20 cents alline first
sad 10 cents line every additien al insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at he
so cents q square. ~ Ks
All advertisements are due from date of FIRST in
sstion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
Sand no transient advertisements will be taken
@xiess accompanied BY the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office Nc. .s78d CHERRY STREET, ;.
.COLONNADEBUILDI
p. o. Adress LOCK Box So,
NASHVILLE. TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27

fam berbor. SD ersabIte ibr bon uu.
ferenl beutf9en 8aterIanbe nm0 leinel,
oetauidten 9olInungel mnO bon bem
barten Bro0e Der 8erbanuuna. Id
bradte ibr 8ii9er nno 8eitf6riftsn,
tpdbren0 id iie bor5er ni@t eensg bes
bor sii ipagneii tpubte, mo Febe. bdi6
eIaubte i@ iie nnebr uaD 1nebr f9r mid
s9eiponneit, az babeH. r - Ia.
Da bra@te i'd ibr zines 0BenSs bie
2ieoer 9einri6 6eine,s, b0a AelYeui
qanIbouem Qebenseaoe idj ibr Mt0Rs
DIES miteet6eiIt batte, natiirliS6 ni1t
ben .beutiden Seine, es mar bic ueber<
leku1e ieineS ungliidl Aen,, luabniinnis
aen Sreun6es geraro Be Sierbat. @ie
6anfte mir aiif bic Iiebensplrbiglfe,
g8eife, t,r6 als i@ fie sunl Aa@tgrnbe
Iaaf 0ie 9tira tiibte, bat ii fie nod Ias
9eno, ii9 un6 6em tnoten OiAter ia
cine rubi9e Na6t 80 gonnen. 2lber ole
i6 bes anbern Mpr8efls, ipie 9eip6bns
ltd, an ibr TAM fog ne mir IN boI6ies
lighter gafregiitlg entgegen, f6Iang tie
Mrme nm mid iia0 litfaniatbmenb
Iobnte fie mid tllitbens erifens 6aiYe.
- (5Ortlebune foIgt. 4.s,.G
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
Melle Nn3eigell.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NSss tptrn biermit betannf semacbt. b 4 am
S15. Saniar 1858 Elm ssarrant in 8afifrnpteu
ae9en has 8erm6gen poil 9B m. 8. Car eth er ron
Sidman gountp i'm Gtaat Senf efiee, erIalsil
iDor6en lit, peIder auf feine ejgene Fetition
bin fir banterptt ertIdrt por6en IT. baB alfo bic
Ga lung pom S1nIben uu6 ueberliefernng Don Gts
eemtbun, lpeIbes BEN banterott Grt drten gebort,
ibn ober sn feinem @ebrde9 Mfio bic t1ebertrasuns
ror irsen6 einem Gigentbunt brd i'm geieblid pers
beten itnb; oaB cine 8erfammlulg pom ben 81 IGbt$
germ oes genaltten fir bdterptt Grfldrter, ibre
sor6erun9er su pritfen tno eiaen o6er mebrere Nf=
faneeS feiaeS Se m6sens siI erpdblens am II Gats
1868 um 10 uBr @orinittngs 1Is Elm Court of 8ants
ruptcu in Der Office bes Eeaitersin Bankruptcy i'm
GpMrtbauS su GoIurHbfd SeItifeIee, por tpeFrr s..
SAP Bud, 9tesifier. tebGItell pereeu fou. 80
- - g. y. GIa8cpef. Is
Ser. st. &ari9au, 1leffnscr.
Sar6 8. 6. . sa,eulten. @
Dep. 9. ct. @tarf4aa, Meffenser. ian27 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Vii. Sannar 1858 Elm aDartant Of Bankruptcy
asaen bas 8erm6sen poi eItiab Bdggpner
uon 9iunpLrcps County i'm Staate Sennefee eriaiien
rorbe iit, Tpeider auf feline eieene Setiton bin fir
tanferott ertIdr uorsen it, oab Gtio bic 3ablng
S6uISen nno neberlieferHng pon @i9entbuni, pel6es
oe bantefot Grtldrien 9ebDrt, an ibn oeer 3u eine
@ebrauch Mno bic uebertragun9 pen irgeaD eiHem
GigentbHm our ibn gefesI perboten fino; baB cine
@erfGmmIung Don ben @lGnbigGrA oes geuannten
fur banferotf GrfIarteH, UNI tbre Goroerangen 81
m5gens sn erIpdblen, am g. Mari 1868, nm 10
uhr 8ormttta9s als EN- Court Of Bautruptep in Der
Office hes &egifers Of Banfriptcp, i'm gpurt 9aus 81
Gtaftspiae, $enhefiee, pOr 9errn s. SAP Bud,
- O. 81. 0Iasepcf, =
&, Q. ct. Tarf9au, @eHtnser.
9ur9 s. g. mRcDeMllen,
9ep. 9. ct. @arf9aa, Wehen9er. ian27 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

6Sse spire biermit hefanItt srmatft, baA anr
%S15. S11uar 1868 siil aearraitt in 9aus rilptep
gegen oas SermSgen pan 8 m ,tsd g. M { 6 al E
upl Eerrp Gpuiltps i'm Staate Eentfeiiee erIa5,en
worben 1T, peieer af feiae eigene 4etitpn bin fir
bancroft ertidrt porben 1T; 6aB aio bic 8abhrng
upn S9uIoen unS nebetlieferung pon Gigent6um,
weIbeS bem bancroft grtIdrteu 9eb5rt, ON tbn ooer
su feinem @ebrau6 inb bic tleberteasuns pon rseno
eirem GisentDum burdb ibn eefekt9 perboten fnS;
eaB cine 8eriamminn9 no1i ben @dttbiseri oes GEE
nduten fir bauterptt Grftdrtsn, UNI ibre f5prGes
rup9en uprifen ,tno ettieit ooer mebrere Mignees
fenes 8erin5gens u errudblsn, am 27 5ebruar 1868
um 10 1lbr 80rmittass ais etn Cont Of Bankruptcy
in Der Ofce Res Reatfets IN Bankruptcy I'M Court
bus Su Sapana6, SennefIee, per Serrn S. Sa .
Bud, &egifter, sefaIten perben fsa
g. &. 0IaScocr, 3
g. st. y5arfdbau, 9sefisnser.
9ar6 9. q. DfcDEulIem,
D.p. .. ct. MarfaaHl aaffimser. Il iait27 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-27
SeIegrapB, Had)rif)te1l.
Ssacbrt6tem aus gsai bin9tpn
6 eOmsrebs 8erba nIblunoen.
&abeI.Oepefben.
unruben in @panien.
eOnsrebs 3 srba aiOflun Q n.
aabeI:Oepef6en.
nmrubem in @panien.

Baf btng ton, 25. San.
Oas 6aus conlfitnirte fi6 ale
Gonlite iiber ben 3nifano Der HnioH.
2ef9rabes fprad ii6er bic Union bon
einenl, pie er ibn nannte, @riftliden
StanSpunft aus uno f9rieb bic s&es
beIIion oen ra6ifaIen 8ranofaben gu,
nogegen Yriee auftrat nnb bas @leias
NIP bonn berlornen Sobn auf bic 8eS
beIIen anipanbte.
Nforria belt cine 6ebe lber bie
sSinansanaelegenbe uno duBerte bic
9lnf9t, 6ab Baar8ablung nMr oann
erf aufgenonltnen fueroen bilrfte, iDenn
Das YapiergeIo 9leitben @ertb mt
Dem Sob babe. a
gSiaians fprndl bierduf bnriiber,
baB Die 6enlotrafiide Bartei f9uIo an
Der 9tebelion fei, ipns eine lanserei
Debatte berbprrief.
Serta9una. q
9ln fleinem Yapierael0 lin6 IN bers
floflener gBoae $31 900 neu auseeses
ben iuorben, berfdnot fpnr6e fur 1881 -
476; 9ationaIbant S9foten ipur6en gum
8ertbe bon $62, $50 ausge9eben, in
Circulation iparen folde i'm Betrag
bon 1926, ,589, TAG. 9ln fleiaem Ras
piereeIO ipay6en $224, ,245 eineel6ft
unb serlt0rt. -
Die brittle geationaIbanf in @afb<I
bile Senn., ift slt einem GepolitoriHm
Offentli6er 8eloer uHe einept fSinans,
Maenten Der Ser. ct. ertIdrt iporoen.'
Die 9lrfanfas Convention bat ben
Gongree INN 8etpiHigun9 Der n0tbigen
@el6er CUR Serbeilerung Der SAiffs
fabrt auf Dem Nrfaniass unh Neost
yiiner petitionirt.
9luf bic 8ef1uer0e bes Sreeoinenss :
GommifiionerS bon Qouiliana, Sab Die
stegerarbeiter auf Der Buena @iIfa
YIantage teine 8eSabInMg erbalten
6aben, bat Sen. @ancof entl9ieoen,
6ab 6ie 8ef6per6e an Die Oiitritt
Court su bringen ilt urlb bab i'm Sal
elmer 8erldumni6 bes 0idters, iolhes
Su tbun, Der GOmmiiii0ner Sei9lag
auf Sas gisentbam Ie9en fcl.
ct 2omis, 26. San.
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