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Prize Fight between Charles C. Gal.
Iagher and Thomas Allen.

ST. Louis, February 23.-The fight
betwe en- Charles c. Gallagher and
Thomas Allen, came off to-day on Car
roll Island, fourteen miles below the
city. Both men were in splendid
condition and confident Of victory.
At 3:15 both parties appeared, aud
imme diately afterwards the mill be-
gan.
Round 1st-Allen led off with
his right, but was stopped by Gala
CHER, who returned on Allen's ribs; /;
Allen then struck Gallagher on the
mouth, and received one on the
smeller," drawing blood; Allen
then gave Gallagher body blow and
knocked him down. First blood for
Gallagher; first knock down for AL
len. f5}ge
Round I'd = Both gave and took
several blows on the body, when
Allen attempted to make a feint, and
received a terrible blow on the iugu-
lar vein, which knocked him stiff and
senseless, and ended the fight. ~ Fl =
Gallagher stated in. the ring that
he was willing to fight any man in
the United States. eL I.
The seconds of Allen were Jack
Looney and Patsey .Rearden, and
those of Gallagher were Bill Blake
and Patsey Custin. The umpire was
James Mcdonald. The fight lasted
three minutes. = e.
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Cincinnati Marker.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
FLoUR-Tn better demand, partly specu-
latiye; sales of2,0o0 barrels family at So 509
S6 -.
wHEAr-Du1 at 81 4g1 so for Nos. and
l red.
CoRN-Firm at 64965c for ear and shelIed.
OATS-F1rm at 6716Sc for No. l.
RYE-ScaSce and firm at 81 As.
BA ARLEY-Unenange ged and firm.
CoTroN-Firmer and prices higher; mid
ding, 2S1zc.
WHrsKY-Cl frmer at 93c; it sold in
the forenoon at 92c.
u PROVISIONS = still unsettled, ard not
ecough doing to test the market, there
fore uniform quotations cannot be given. 1.
Mess pork held at S32 Lard at 1870. Bulk
meats at l2]4Bf414c; they could nave been
sold at 12@I4c. Bacon held at "a, 16J2@l7Ac
for shoulders, clear rib anu clear sides,
with sales of sides at the quotation.
!. lBUTTER-Nery scarce, aud the market
firm at S}d37c. %. --l-
EGGS-Ffrmer and in demand at 1Sg19c.
CLOVER SEED-Steady at l614c. 3"
LINSEED OIL-Dufl at 81 06. ~ -.
LARD OII4-At 81 65GI 20. 'st -s
PETROLEUM r At 35lg36c for refined.
GOLD -I3219, buying. 'e ..-.+
BEEF CATrLE-1 In large supply and Soc
lower; common 10 prime, 50 1896 50.
HOGS-1n large supply, aud but a limited
demand; prices are $50 per cent. lower; tn
whole range is IS 50,1I0 80 the latter rate
or.extra. The receipts for the week were
$500 head.
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New York Gold ana STOCK Market.


MoNEY-Very easy to-day; the demand
on call was freely met az per cent on
Government and 6g7 per cent. on stock
collateral; prime discounts 79S per cent.
The railway wa. on Western frei aht, be-
tween the New York Il Erie and the Penn
Sylvania Central on one side, and the
Fast Freight Line Oa the other, con-
tinues, aud to-day contracts were made at
25930c per hundred through to Chicago.
the railroads seeuI determined to extermt-
nate transDortasIon!comp Shipments
of currency TO the south and West have
ceased, and remittances will be expressed
from the former, unless the cotton trade
revives. -
MISUNDERSTANDING steady at 9a9l4 for
sixty days and 9I59959 for SIGHT bills.
6OLD-Weak and lower; opened az 1885
and closed at I321z. Loans Were made at
4g7 per cent for carrying. ClearanceS to-
day, S63, ,9e0. It is not believed that the
combination, who recently had the price
at about l35 have entfresy untoaded. but
pose of buying more In order to make a
low average for the entire amount. vi
6oVERSM HNTS-lm proved y to ~ at the
forenoon keSsions, with a most active bust
ness in '67s and '62S; the former We're in
active borrowing demand for del very on
speculative sales. At the after Oon Board
there was a decline of Il, but the marx ct
finally closed firm. Coupons OF 1881,
113s4 40ll414; do f62, fI45z0lI45s; do. a64 1ll1z
Mlll5s; do. '65, II2szalIz5s: do. new, IIO159
Il05s; do. '67, lI075GHl1I; do. '6S, IIl@IIl14;
l0-4Os, lp95sgl09t4 The decline was occa-
stoned by Washington reports that the
Senate Finance COMMITTEES had decides
not to report on any more measures this
session.
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BY Atlantic Telegraph
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, February 23.-In the Cor
tes yesterday, Serrano officially an
nounced the resignation of the Pro-
visional Government. -, ~ =, =.
General Prim, Minister OF War, IN
an address, assured the House that
the late dynasty would never re-
ascend the throne. 4BaBe
Admiral Tapete, the Minister OF
Marine, asked the House to pass an
act of indemnity for the navy for its
acts during the recent revolution. ~
Subsequently the House passed. a
vote of thanks to the retiring Pro
visional Government, although the
Republicans opposed it with unanim-
ity.
The House, by large vote, entrust-
ed Marshal Serrano with full execu-
tive powers for the time being, and
granted him the authority necessary for
the formation of a new ministry.
LISBON, February 23.-The papers
here condemn the movement for the
union of Spain and Portugal under
the old name of Iberia, which has
been contemplated.
MADRID, February %. - General
Cabealoro de Rada is to succeed
Gen. Dulce as Governor General Of
the Island of Cuba.
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1881:
RPECTAL NOTICES.
The Seeds OF sickness.

Baron Munchausen tells q story OF q
post-boy's horn which had a number OF
wicked tunes b.own into IL one frosty
night but made no response. Neverthe-
less, when IT was hung before hot IRE,
the tunes, which had been frozen In,
ghaWsd out, TO the amazement OF all
present. lust so the human system, sub
Jeetea 70 injurious influences during the
NlnLeTt sometimes give no token OF the
eIecL they have produced upon a., until
the malst atmosphere Of Spring develops
thelr fru1t T.. Many Spring diseases are the
result OF Winter lmprudences, and great
and especiaf care should be taken OF tbe
system In the cold season, so that a. m "
be In q sound and vigorous condition
when the mAlarious f0Ra OF March and
April make their appearance. no thfs
end, strengthen the atomacn and the gen
eraI organization az this season with Hos
TETTER'S BITTERS. Take this pleasant
vegetable antidole IN advance Of the up-
rising OF the mephitic mtsts and vapOfs
which prOduce chiils and feverB, and other
miasmatic diseases. Remember that it Il
a pTeUegffUe nacdtelno-as powerful 20 pro.
fecf as TO restore. The stomach is apt 20 be
ogertaxed - this time OF the year. IL Is a
period devoted 70 dinner and supper par
ties, and luxurious wing generally.
Feasting end late hours weaken the
digestive organs, and disorder the liver.
IN effect Of the BitterB IN TO invigorate
the one and regulate the other. There is
mo month in the twelve when q tonic and
alternative is more generally needed than
In this, and theIe N no preparation OF
that nature so thoroughly salubrious, so
bracfng. and so entirely free from undue
exciting properties as tins celebrated vege-
table cordial.
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WASHINGTON.
General Grants Cabinet.

W. sHIKGToN, Feb. 23.-In a con-
versatioa at Army Headquarters, this
forenoon, with Senator Thayer, Gen.
Grant remarked: I want to say to
you chat | shall send into the Senate
the name of Major General Schofeld
as Secretary of " ar, but it is likely
that he will decline and return to his
position in the army. | shall then
nominate a civilian for that office:
and | want- the Senate to know this.
Turning to Representatives Dickey,
Morrill,, Of Pennsylvania, and Roots,
of Ark ,nsas, who were at a short dis
tance from him, he said he had no
obiectionS to their hearing what he
had to say on the question of the
Cabinet. He remarked: L am op-
posed to appointing officers of the
army aud navy to civil offices, and
shall, therefore, have civilian at the
head Of each department. This state
1nent comes from members of Con-
gTess vino we're present. and they ex-
press thcir satisfaction at the senti-
ments o; the General, and believe
from the conversation that he will
have straight out Republican Cabi
net.
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81. - = -. =
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 22.--The
Senate met at 2 O'Clock. go ~
The following new bills were intro
duced: s tleas s.a asaoaf ~
s. B. No. 274-Regulating the fees
of County Clerks in relation to ad-
ministrators and guardians.
S. B. No. 275-To amend the act
for the Incorporation of insurance
companies. ..,.'..--.
S.'B. No. 276-For the relief of she
heirs of Richard Donovan, deceased.
S. B. No. 5-To amend section l of
the act declaring abandoned certain
unfinished railroads, which was
passed. 4H ~.
S. B. No. 174-To provide for the
measurement of corn and hay In bulk,
which was indefinitely postponed. Z
The Senate adjourned until 8 o'clock
to morrow. - r-sz
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Sew York sugar Mprket.

rum JHt New 1OFK Oufpp&uB list
The continued alarming accounts from
Cuba OF the rapid progress OF the revolU-
ton into the principal sugar growing dis
trlcts, II not now OverspreadiBg the whole
island, more and more interFupting rail-
road and other communication with the
interior, and of couIse preventing the due
course OF shipments TO, ana by conse-
quence, from the ports OF deliVery-to-
Eether with advices of rains and cholera
the unsettled stale Of the slave population
continual sktrm sizes wi IA the ins ursents
in every dIrectiOn-the almost total sts-
ao4straset4oI. to IJrsuperty Incident 10 iater-
reduction of the crop Than the esti-
mates in the early part OF the
draw backs, We're 20,a25 per cent. below the
crop OF last year. These occurrences suf-
nclentiy account for the late excited state
of the sugar market and the considerable
advance in prices not ced by us, now going
on for more than a month past, the lowest
point being about the 10Th of iecember.
The activity and excitement conseq quent
upon this state of things have continued
unabated since our last; the most serious
advlces having come TO hand since Tues
". RefnerS, finding a larger margin FIR
their product than for a long time past,
ing prices demanded from day TO day-we
might say literally from hour 10 hour.
Speculai ion is also busy to secure prOOa-
G prontS, and the trade, 50 TAR as the
small stock suitable for their use will
allow, are also ready urchasers.
Holders continue to offer their raD1d-
ly diminishing stocks very sparingIY
or refuse TO name prices at all. Yesterday,
there was a larger bEstness done than on
any day for long while past, amounting
TO about one-third the whole stock here,
closing buoyantly at our revised quota
ttons, which, for refining grades, are again
half a cent and for all other 14g1sc per
pound higher than on Tuesday last. A
large portion of the STOCK here is new
crop. mostly offered on .arrl. al-that of
old is small and gradually diminishing
We now quote fair refining Cuba at I3l41
lS1sc; eood do al l314Gl33sc, and No. II box
advanced about tc per pound There Is o
stock worth naming, the production now
urged to the full capacity OF oar reffners
being readily taken at the gradually adj
Vancing ~ ices of each succeeding day: we
quote yesterdays closing prices at ly}s9
1914c for hard; lS1zlglS3zc fof SOFT white; i05
NC for yellow. and I71a@l754c for extra q.
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Wards Eureka Tonic Bitters
n RE INYAHuARLE. ANn WILL

~ &@H AN <AAsA N A8AAA1s n - - - AAaH
IA cure all who suffer from Bilious and
and Dizziness. For habituaI Costiven ess,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs, Con-
sumption in its first stages, Dyspepsia IN
all stages, and as q geneG al Fairly medt-
cine, 1T is truly wonderful in its effects.
Mid in its course, it creates appetite, pro-
NOTES digestion, and sLreE gthens the whole
nervous sy stem. All things liz nature re-
fquire attention; then how much greater
care should be taken with the human con-
stitution. Wards Eureka Tonic Bftters
will build mp, strengthen. and preserve the
build up the wasted powers, puriies the
blood, expels all yttiated fluids, ana har-
monies and gives renewed YtgOr and
health TO the entire human system. AS
all sickness comes on by an impure state
OF the blood and torpid state of the liver,
then you should use Wards Eureka Tonic
BitJeFs, which Will certainly cure you
Then why do yOu suffer, when the greatest
cure IN the history of any known medicine
can be procured from ahy Druggist? THESE
Bitters are compounded of the purest vege-
table extracts, dissolved in pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky. It is
one amongst the most deadly poisons,
which at once makes 1t superior to al
other tonic bitJers now in the market. SO
try one bottle, and you will see it IS the
happiest and best combination you have
ever seen, for it Will cure all we recon-
mend ii for.
w. NJ. WARD. Sole Proprietor,
Covington, Kentucky. q
Fer sale by PETER VIFRLING, whole
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
and by druggists generally. Ljan4 d3m
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EurOpean Market.
CaAle.I

By Cahle.f lGr1 LONDON, Feb. %.
TALLow Sugar on the spot 39s 81
afioat, 30s 3D.. Calcutta Linseed, 59s.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. &3.-Cotton % etive; mid
dIing uplands, f2gI21Sd; Orleans, l2La
I21sd; sales, $1,000 bales. California white
wheat, los Western -four, 25s. Corn Old
BIS; new, 30s Oats 3s 5d. Barley, SIS. Peas,
AS. POrK, 94s. Beer 95s. Lard, 96s. Che ese
76s. Bacon, SIS. TaIloW, 65s. Turpentine
32s Cd
PARIS, Feb. 23-Bourse Steady. Rentes,
II francs and 55 centimes. 4..'
HAyRA, Feb. 23.-Cotton closing buoyant:
tres oriinorte OF the spot, I40 francs; low
middHng to arrive, 143 francs.
FRANKFoaT. Feb. 23.-U. y. Bonds closed
hrmeT at S25@s6gS21a. ~
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A Gard.

A clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the cure Of
Nervous Weakness. EarIy Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by
banemi and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble rem
edy. Prompted by . desire To benent the
Afflicted and unfortunate, Will send the
cine, Ia a sealed envelope, TO any one who
needs It, free o( charge. Address
4 JOSEPH r. INMAN,
station ID, Rible House,
JAZZ d&w3m Tsp nj New York city.
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No Military Mon to be in It
The Cuban Revolution.
Changes in Spanish Govern
ment.
HAVANA.
The Revelation In st. D0mIngO-The
Town OF ASeunciOn Threatened.

HAVANA. February p. - Advices
from San Domingo represent the Re-
public as greatly agitated by revolu-
tionary pronunciamentos In every
Dart of the country. The province of
Grebas was n open rebellion, and In
other provinces guerrilla warfare was
waged against the Government. The
rebels were threatening the town of
Aecuncion, the capture of which
Gyould give them an open seaport.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.1 MEMPHIS, Feb. o.
CorToN-Receipts 7s9 bales; exports, 3l5
bales.
FLOUR Dull.
CORN-75c.
OATs-W White, SIC; black, e9c.
HAY-sY 50G28 Oj. %
BRAN--S25 20.
CORN MEAL-$3 40.
PoRK-S33 70.
BULK MEATs-Are weak clear sides at
179l714c, shoul ters at 13120el416c
DRESS ED HoGS-l29l3c.
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Batchelors Hair .DYe.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye-
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
Appoiutment; no ridiculous tints; Lome-
dies the III effects Of bad dyes; invigOrRtes
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
bJcck OF bTotO5t. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Ilai cha.
elor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond Stleei,
New York. Iap30 diy
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MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHEkb
DON'T FAIL To PRoCUR
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been 9ssd
with neUer Idftf1l0 ss1ccess Ga @tC~S0''"A "
cases. -. -. a
It not only relieves the child nom pain,
hut iuvfgoraies the stomach and DOWelhs
cor Trerfs acldffy. and gives tone ana energy
- tho lbole ssysteun. It will also instantly
relieve dRIPIEG IN THE BoWALs ana WIND
COMO .s
- ~ fg6re rDorEd fn all cases OF DygaenfeFM
90 Tl6Ig-Thosd IA Children, whether ariHfng
gronn feething or any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle
Ile sure and call Tor - MRS. WINsI.OWT
fIe OF "CURTIs 4 PERKINS" on the outside
wrapper All Others are base limitations.
1e24 d4w0m
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Nem York DrY aoons Markal.

By Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, Feb. %.
DRY G 5oDs-The weather is TOO inclem-
ent for gctive trade, and there is only 81
moderate demand for textile fabrics at
prices showing no important change. The
narxeJ is rather stronger, however. under
the i'm proved tone of the new material. ff
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Che DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
g StillEell's Patent
= -ea .ftld 10. .f.ts d. ~ i.eIi 1885. f.a
Heater and Lime Catcher |

YETHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
z experienced BY those who use steam
power h the formation in their bO1eEs of
Vyaa6 X known 70 engineers. as - SCALE -
or 81 INCRUSrATION"-a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
IN Fhe water. which attaches Itself firmly
To the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In this city this difIiculty Is peculiarly ag-
gfRva ted by the lar e quantity Of mmgne-
-fat and lime found in the wafer, which.
besides forming scales ON the boiler, OBJ
stl-ucts the pipes and occasions the most
annoying. delays In cleaning, as well as
actually endangeFing the safety of the
boiler. .nr.
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EEYOOD az WATER.-I have opened a
w Wood Yard ON Fifth Street, be-
tween Locust aud Walnut, and shall keep
constantly on hand n full supply.
Having had hose attached To my water
wagon, L am prepared to hH cisterns Oh
very moderate terms.
Orders left at my residence, on Walnut
Sire t, between Tnird and Fourth, will be
promptly nIled. THOMAS BULLEN.
de22 d3nQ
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salIwelI,s patent Heater :

Removes all this dImculty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
Inent whatever, and pure as II distilled.
Al who use what are known as the " drive
wells for their supply of water cannot
afford to do without this Heater. II viii
save thefa Innch money In the purchase OF
fuel, - say nothing Of the annoyance and
easily managed, and quickly cleansed..
one has been in operation at Iglsheart's
FIGURING Mil for many months, and given
entire Satisfaction. Another is in opera-
ton in Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
prompt attention II lett with - ,5s..-
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-IInNr mn Il u IlArENra- = "a min.

HOW TO GET PATENTs.-Foro opin-
ion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
tioD. For application, send model, not
over one foot IN size, and SIC first Govern
N ent and stamp fees. specifications, draw
1ngs, caveats; assignments prepared; re-
jecled claims prosecuted. Also, tnteffer-
ences, extension OF patents, and appeals.
Address MUM n CO., No. Park Row,
New York tsp dez2 d3m
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sponding increase In tue arnonnt OF the
appropriations. fixing the com pensa tion of
female clerks in the Treasury Office at the
same as class four and where they are en-
ployed on work performed by clerks of a
higher class, they shall rece I've the same
cOmpensa ton. - r -f+-
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The Senate Committee on Confer
ence on the Constitutional Amend-
ment are Stewart, Conkling and Ed
munds.
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& Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

AXE PREPARED my skilled work.
unen FROM tine best Materials, @Ed are
ESowE AS THE SrANBAGB By DKALEv
AND CUSTOMERS.
Sold EUeTzn0Iters. [deo
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QUEENsWARE,
.LA = SWAR R H.
Lamps, LOOking-Glasses,

JAMES M. WARREN, having ro-pnr-
chased his former interest Of NJ. Henning,
Eaq., and a. we have sold our Interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE. and also removed our
stock FROM the old stand No. ls Main 49,,
thus concentrating our entire resources in
the commodlous MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING.
No. 25 First street,
We feel assured, we have facilities 20 com-
pete with any house iu the country.
We receive our Queenswaro direct from
the POtteries OF BtahOrdahiro, England.
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no socond-hand prohs which right
fully belong 10 our customers
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. A Co, OF stanofdshire.
England, for the EXCLUBIVn CONTROL
fOf this mafketOf their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepnr od
supply the trade.
p% Consult your own Interest by exam
lining our STOCK before purchasing else
whore. liant
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EVENING SESSION.

The Legislative Appropriation bill was
Considered in Committee OF the Whole,
with Wilson, of Iowa, in the Chair
Amendments were agreed to, TO increase
the third-class clerks, under the Second
Auditor of the Treasury, to d, and the
secOnd-class clerks to lO9, with q corre-
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- E c. r a p Fl.


Passage OF supreme Court
Bill in th5 Senate.
Passage of the Copper Bill
in the House over the
Pre- esldept's Veto.
Grant on his Cabinet.
No Military Mon to be in Tt
The Cuban Revolution:
Changes in Spanish Govern
ment.
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY lol
nose BRowN DIscoLoRATToNs ON the lace
RerTV's Afoth and FSeckle Lotion. Pre-
jared only by DIR. b. q. FERRY, 40 Bond
1reet, New York. Sold everywhere.
"a rQg hgr.
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Grant on his Cabinet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-10

NaAtw 6ters8Grtatic n. - gSsnn
sm NaGtp1ftsr, nit istNem SpisB III tr 9anr
ktnen 6unp butter li@. iN'5 SMr lobt, 10 mir
lb efwib NkmauO wunnrsrh. gRsnn atsr str>
;eIte Nnttmdtter, isinsn 6unO in Ter Gam, Isin
pprn tiutrr tit, in iEiuen Spisb ltltBt; ursr iti .
uen Spttb pinitr iiG, ft il i in rr 3lnr. ittn
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id, irinrn 6nnp in Ter 9ant, ftnen Sptsb in
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