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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

The FIFTEENTH ANESDNEST.-A special dis
Patch from Des Moines says the Iowa Senate
yesterday after considerable debate, by vote
of 80 to II, refused to concur in the House reso-
luton adopting the fifteenth amendment. The
majority OF the Senate claim that the House
should have taken their resolutions as they were
aud adopted them, and not have passed a new
series OF their own. The result is that only the
House has as yet passed the fifteenth amend
ment. This informality viii no doubt be
speedily reetihed, making twenty-seven States
which have ratified. But one more is wanted,
and that one will undoubtedly he Nebraska,
whose Legislature has been called by Gov
crEOr Butler TO meet in special session In the first
week OF February. Besides this, Georgia AMI
Texas will be required to ratify as a precedent
TO admission, 20 that the reversed action of
New York matters little one way or other The
text of the fifteenth amendment, is as follows:
Article Is, section 1. The right OF citizens of
the United States TO vote shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States, or by any State
cn account OF race, coler, OF previous condition
Oi servitude.
Section 2. Congress shall have power to en-
iOrce this article By appropriate legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

Moliere's delightful comedy, 'Le Malade
imaginaire, T" is az telling in its hits at some of
the fOllIes Of the times as if written for this
country and age, and not for France under the
ancient regime Ii has, of course, suffered but
little by loss of wit and sparkle of repartee i'm
Charles Reade's adaptation, performed at Wallis
opera House by Laura Keene and company last
evening, for with English keenness and force,
Eeade unlies French tact and epigramatic
smariness; in fact, his style Las more than once
been criticized as too " Frenchy." The Opera
House was crowded last night with the largest
ard most fashionable audience of the season.
and the generally excellent manner in which
the Play was mounted and performed was the
theme of praise on all sides. Laura Keene as
the saucy 81 Toinette, - was piquant and grace
iUl, while the " Mons. Argan'' of Mr. Jack was
a. perfect a picture of the suspicious and exact
ing hypochondriac a one could imagine. The
% Louison" of little Miss Laurens was capitally
done, and Wallis as the pOmpous doctor, Hawk
as the stupid "a Thomas" Miss Jennie Ander-
son as 80 Madame Argan,' were all exceedingly
well dressed and acted. Ii seems hard to find
fault with a performance of such merit but the
love scenes might have been made little more
imprisoned, and the gags might Just as well
have been omitted. The piece is TO be repeated
this evening, and on Monday evening Matilda
Heron's comedy, " Champagne, or Step by
Step" of which we have heard 30 much is TO be
brought out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
The Markets To-Day.
'elegrdphed Exclusiue1v to The Ecenin0 Star.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22-Cotton, quiet at %
Flour easier and unchanged. Howard Street
superfine, Si75aS5; do. extra, S525aS6; do. fam
lily, Sc 25aS7; City Mills, superfine, s5as515
do. extra, S55OaS6.50; do. family, SSaSS75
western superine, S4.I5aS5; do. extra, S5.25aS6
do. family, S6.25aST.75. Wheat firm; prime
to choice Maryland red, Sl.4Oas1.45 Corn
steady; receipts small, white, S1aS1.02; yellow
9Oa92. Oats dull at 5Sa55. Rye nominal at S1s
S1OS Provisions stronger. Pork, S29aS3O. Ba
c0n-Rib sides, 164; clear do, II; shoulders
Bh hams, 19a20. Lard, 17a171. Whisky firm
and held at S1.01; sales at 81.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Virginia 6's. old. AZ
bid, 49H asked; do, 1866, So bid, 5SY asked
do, 1851, 81 bid; North Carolinas, old, 4OX bid
do. new, % bid.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Stocks weak. Money
Ga7 per cent. Exchange, long, Q; short, a%
Gold, Hh. 5-2Vs, 1862, coupon, 14X. Wiz.
ginia 6's, ex-coupOn, 4K; new, 81. North Car
slinas, old, 40; new, "a.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Flour rather more
steady. Wheat 1a2 cents better Corn lac
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

IL has been our duty TO say some unpalatable
things to the rowdies who have endeayored to
suppress various public meetings lately by mob
violence. and "a a natural consequences The
STAR has been the recipient of all sorts of abuse
from that element. The stupidity ignorant nature
Of this abuse Is shown b. the fact that one Snod
grass charges that 1.-THE STAR was the paper
which prosecuted DIR. Bailey, raising the in
disnstion of the citizens against the publication
at tie Nati0a1l Era in this city, The fact is
that the National Era riots took place in 1913,
some years before The STAR was started.
During THE STARS career it has had occasion
TO earn the abuse of every mob-law party, as
At would certainly have done had it existed AT
the time of TIE Ere riots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

The New York Journal Of Coamerce treats OF
sudden deaths, eoroners' inquests, and chemical
analysis, and denounees the expensive humbug
20 often resorted to. After observing that
there are few grown-up persons in whom a
searching chemical analysis might not reveal
'riinitesmal particles Of arsenic, or strychnine,
Or copper. or lead, it notices the tendency Of
metallic poisonsto accumulate instead of passing
OF readily, and in post-mOrtcm examinations Of
adults, where some ''traces" OF them are not
found. there is room to doubt whether the chem
i-t has done his disagreeaLle, but enormously
profitable work with sufficient thorouehness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
The Mob Proceedings Last Might.

The meeting of the citizens calling them
selves - Reform Republicans" at Union League
Hall, was broken up last night by mob of cor
pOration employees and their strikers, just a.
was the previous meeting. 1t is useless to dis
guise the fact that these repeated acts of mob
violence place thu city and city government in
very discreditable and unenviable position.
II was charged last night that these mob pro-
ceedings were instigated from the City Hall, and
the fact that the different gangs OF the mob
were marshaled in all cases by corpora alton en-
ployes seemed certainly to give ground for that
belief. But We do not entertain this opin
iOn- On the contrary, we believe that Mayor
Bowen disapproyes entirely of these acts;
and that they proceed solely from the
superserviceable zeal of the ward icers, who
think to gain favor thereby. We think how
ever, that he errs greatly in not signifying pub
Iicly and unmistakably to these officious en-
plOyes that this sort of thing must be stopped.
He is placed in his position to maintain law and
order and the rights ofthe citizens. 1t may show
very bad taste for citizens to disapprove of his
administration, but their right to do so, and to
hold meetings to express that opinion Is unmis-
taxable. And Mayor Bowen should feel it
ali the more incumbent upon him to pro-
tect these meetings from mob violence that
they are call, d svowedly as anti-Bowen meet
ings- He cannot afford to have it go out to the
country that party OF citizens, calling them
selves "Reiorm Republicans are mobbed out
of their meeting place by gang drummed up
from all the alleys in the city by corporation
employees. Already the press of the country
are speaking out in the matter, as instanced by
the following from the New York Tribuas:
There Is quite a serious rupture in the ranks
OF the Republican party of Washington, brought
about by the loose manner in which the menu
berS OF the party in Office are conducting the
business of the Corporation. Last night the
reform Republicans rented hall for the pur-
pose of holding meeting TO express their views
but number of the Corporation Off Gals drove
them from the hall, took possession, and turned
AZ into meeting for their own defense. This
uncaled-fOr conduct of some 200 colOred men
was inspired by number of designing white
men, who used these innocent men to help their
own schemes of securing the spoils. The Reform
Republicans have advertised another meeting
Tor Tomorrow night, and have called on the
chief of Police TO protect them IN their right to
Ieaceabiy assemble for free speech"
The state of the Mayors health has doubtless
prevented him from taking an active part in the
suppression of these disorders; but he will now
see the necessity. for the protection of his own
good mamie and that of the city, that they are
diScountenaneed, and that with unmistakable
significance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
By Bankers,' Brokers', and ComMe rciat Lines Of
Tetegraph.l
Lewis johnson 81 Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a follows:

in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-First Board-U. s. S.
1881, coupon, 117x; SOS, 1862, coupon, 1l4X;
5-os, 1854, coupon, 1HA; 5-2o's, 1865, coupon,
114A; 52Os, now, 1865, coupon, 113K; 52O's, 1851
coupon, 1l3*; 5-2O's 1o6s, coupon, ll31; lO-40s,
coupon. 112; Currency 6's, 11OK; Canton, 81;
Cumberland, S2H; Quicksilver, 14K; Mariposa,
8; do: pref 4. 16x Western Union Telegraph,
9K; Boston Water Power, 16S; Pacific Mail Al y
New York Central, s2x: Erie, 23s; Erie prefd,
-; Hudson, \; Reading. sik; Michigan Gem
trial, III Michigan Southern, IS 4; Illinois Cen
trail. lSs; cleveland and Pittsburg, @X;
Northwest, 73H; Northwest preferred, 8X
Eock Island, dropped by order of the Stock
Board Fort Wayne, Sk;, Alton and
Terre Haute, %; Toledo and Wabash, 81;
Chicago and Alton, 143; Chicago and Alton
prefd, lHH; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
25H; Adams Express, 6iH; Wells Express, 20;
american Express, 80 United States Express
55k; Merchants Union Express, -. Marke;
strong. Gold, 12oS a12Ox.
[By Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. p, 2p.m.-COnsols, for money
92H; Consols, for account, 92H. Bonds, '62, 81
90, S6 81, S6h; 10-40's, IS; Illinois, 10i; Erie
1Sh; Atlantic, none. Stocks steady.
LIvERPoOL, p. m.-Cotton market closes
steady. Sales II, 900 bales. Middling Uplands
lis; Middling Orleans. Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

From j. Shillington we have Harpers Kaga-
sine and The Nursery for February, aud Erers
.N1iHrday for January -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

Having finished his exhausting essays on Po-
hticsi Economy, MIR. Greeley is now wri ting a
series Of letters to the Tribune entitled " What
4 Know About Farming" II the philosopher
would undertake to tell what he don't know
about II, he would have much more fruitful
tonic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

From Blanchard and Mohun we have Har-
prs Nagasin. for February and monthly part
No. 10 Of Appi.toa's Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

Has not The CAroHie'e one word OF rebuke for
the mobwh attempted TO break up the meeting
at Union League Hall last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

Geo. II. Prentice, the veteran editor of the
Louisville Journal, is again Frustrated and in
diving condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

@Tvo ladies in Trenton have been fined As
Common seoldk.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
RIHAHC1AL AND C0MMERCIAL.

0OverAne0t securities.
wAsHrneToS, Jan. q, 17o.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
PERSONAL.

T. - washington, Jan -, Is5O.
nIDiToR STAR II did not sign the reply 70 thu
Hcdirat S"cIcty oi the District Il Columbia
IL VIC. n. NEWMAN. ND
pERsoNs OUT or EMPLOYMENT. male or
II feimele , can make from - 10 = d. per day For
information and particular call al 400 corner sh
and u. immediately. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22
4 ksIDENCE FOR SALE On ELEVENTH
AZ STREET., BkTWEEG n AND n SIS

REsIDENCE FOR SALE ON ELEVENTH
AZ STREET, BkTWEEN n AND SIS
=. We offer for sale q HOUSE Of II rooms, fronting
tbs beautiful open square Of Mr.. Farnum. on the
i"iiowing favorable conditions.-Price 81 800; > g
down, and the remainder at eco mouth, with in.
ierest. Or less valuable property. either improved
or unimproved, will be taken FIRST payment, and
the remainder as above.
The house has three stories and basement iva
stor, hack building, modern improvements, and we'll
calculated for q large family IL now rents for 81
per month yOsHUA WHIThEY a Co.
jaIl-n Old No. 416 9Th street. bet. q and IT,
ESOR RENT OR sALE-small MARKET PIAC
II q acres, adjeining BladensburC: large Frame
Dwelling. with range, hot and cold water puran i'm
the yard: stables, carriage and tenrmes,f hans.
Would rent separately, If desired. Inquire s. Mar
ket Space. -s ial3 lmr
V'O MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OR 6rHrRs
u Hho intend housekeeping viii find siy verv I'll.
gibH, new and handsome Rooms. front and back
pariof: dining room and kitchen AMI t~o bed rroms
IN priss family. Apply At $50 street, bctwees
EoR kENr-A large FRONT Room, FVR
NisHED. on the second fosr. Also, q SIDE
hoOM, No 4J4 nfh ST., bet. aad dr2s hns :
EQR kkNT-H0USE 63s @ street. near the Pa
tent 9eice, coptaining ~ rooms. wafer and gas,
lately nnished: Inquire At III. HOFfAs IS, 62 Penn,
avenue, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. dcsS- n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

COLE AGENCY FOB THE DISTRICT.
" pUpoxrs cELEBkArEp POWDER.
At Store Of I. A. RiTCHIE, Forrest Hall. Geesgs-
town, ID. q.
An Qualities and quantities. supplied 90 the trsds.
Of Sporting, Mining, and BlastinG POWDER. in ber-
ORDER frga wsshingtoa City left In bog q seogs
wHkLAs, a. strvsss: sr Nth s;, II.
n ssas b1iI1iag, wn b DronDtly alisd. nol-d0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

-FOUR FURNISHED PARLoRs FOR RENT
Il and BID ROOMS Tor rent together spar
ate; board IS per week. No. 3i5 Pennsylyaui.
avenue, between 81 and IA streets. room and board
Tor two SO. drsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-22

HOUS FOB SALE.
BRICK HOUSE. u rooms, corner 18th and NJ
streets, Gas, water, brick stable. Lot 100 feet
square.
BRICK HOUSE, % rooms, on north side street
near Ebbitt House. Hot and cold water, gas, &c
Location desirable,
BRICK HOUSE, Drooms. street between loth
and 18th streets, north side. Hot and cold water
stable, &C. Lot % by A2
BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms wide hall, and cellar.
good lot. Maryland avenue, between 9Th aud IOt n
streets. Very cheap. ~ 'S'"
/ Also,
Several other fine BRICK and small FRAME
HOUSES well located. In different parts of the city
MASON CAMPBELL,
Real Estate Agents,
jal5-u Corner of 9TH and n streets
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

A II Z N S GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N Company Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board IF Trustees of the Athens
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
office of the Secretary and Treasurer, on the 22l
of January, $50, it was resolved that an Assess
ment OF Fifty 500 Cents be and the same is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capital
stock of the company, paysbe Immediately TO
the Secretary and Treasurer at his office on Proc
tor street, in Carson City; ard if in any case the
payment of such assessment shall not be made
within four weeks from the publication Of this
notice. the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM D. KING
Secretary and Treasurer q. / 3. N. Co.
Carson City, oath January, 1870. 4w
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
ct. Saul, Metnaefota, &amRa8 ben s. Tebruar 1870.

iBrtttspartei 3dblt 63 Mnbdneer, ,pdb<
reno II Nbeeorenete 3ui1den ben bei>
ben parteien feben. Sci Der bur4
Qpoiung ftattsefunpenenWa Der Gin
weilun95 Gemmilfpn>" bic nit pem
propiRrii1en Dtrectortum bieQesitimaz
tionen Der Mbeeoroneten, iu,pie bic
@ablreclamoticnen gu prlfen bat> ,par
bic patriotilAe Yartet gan; belonperS
som Glide beginRtgt> inpem prn ben
aus9elcusten feds Mitslierern nidt
>peniser ols flint ibr ansebBren, 10 hab
fe in rteler @ommi11io,,, pa Der 9llters<
prdfcent C@eifl. &atb uno pfarrer
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ten SueenbzSecretdre (Bu6ner unb
&onfar3) 9let@faus 3u rer Yartet 3dbz
len. bur6 a6t Mit9liecer pertreten IT,
mdbreno etn Nberaler (Not) in rte|elbe
9epdblt purte. 90 piel man bis jebt
sernimmt 1T Die Galfrun9 Der Mlnz
6ener Babl 0Ieben furtl1rtttli9e Nbz
eeuronete) fait ti&er; aud bic in@iinsz
burg 100 fh 3>psi Nbseorrnete lelbft
wdblten, riirfte an9efo9ten ,perpen.
Die litera|e portei plrfte eemna9 bel
oer refnitire1 prdfpentetsWabL fib
leiGt um 10 Stimuen Yerfiirst fnoen.
Son einem D'tt9liepe per patriotil1en
partei 1T etre lcbr gut 9eldriebeneSroz
ldiire erfdtenen, nit Dem Titel: uYp>
litil6er Syllabus, entbalteno ;ebn
woblformulirte Dln19e une Mntrdee
pes baYerifden 2anppplte6 an pie&am>
mer oer Nb9eeroneten uno oer &et9s<
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itebenpe 8eroerun9en eeftut: 1. Di>
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freibeit. 3. lnbel1rdnfteS @ereins>
redt. 4. @leidmdbieere Gertbeilun9
Der Steuern. 5, Nufbebuns Der otliz
satorilden @rmenpfese. 6. Grreiz
tertes u5ausredt" ,. +. wirffamerer
Sdub fit perlon uno Gi9enthum. T..
Minrer foitlpieli9c 0eleBma6erei. s.
Selbrdntl1n9 oer penfonirun9en &c.
9. Cine einfadere, 1ie Ginan3en oe6
Qanpes .peni9er ruinirenpe Militdrorz
oanilatipn. 10. Die unperleBteSelbfz
idnrisfett 8aDern6.
miinebea, 12. San. - Bei cer
beuti9en prdirentenzWabl in cer Nb<
seorpnetentammer murpe Minil lterialz
ratb @eib Coon ber patriotil1en par
tell NIT 78 Stimmen als erier Nrdf<
rent semdblt rdbreno Bartb (ppn Der
liberalen parteD nur 55 Stimmen er<
bielt. 9lla 3peiter prdiioent wuroe
@raf BON @einsbeim (pon per patrioz
til1en YarteD NIT 78 Stimme1 9e>
mdblt 9e9en 'Bartb NIT SO @timmen.
Da riele Bablen nidt i'm @inne Der
Gprt1brittspartet ausfeleu, 10 bielt Der
rapieale telegraph es ni9t oer Mlbe |
wertb, pielelben gu beri@ten.
Die Mln9ener uno @iin3buraer |
@ablen ,purcen beani itanpet unb bic
in pielen 8reilen @ewdblten fuSpenoirt. |
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muroe Dr. Soer9, gum 31peiten &esie>
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bic Beilun9 erbalten, einRreilen bic
@eiddfte prooiioriid fort,ufibre,I BIG
es 3u einem Gnti&etpe fommt> tper ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
MnSlanbii9e &a9ri9te,t.

Den Gran3olen feblt e6 ni9t an aufrez
senoen Grei9ni0en: erfli@ Elm neue8
Neeierunoefyfem NIT Mtnif fterwedlel>
rann Die Nfatre oes prin1en Yeter Bo>
,aparte, bierauf Mrbeiterunruben unb
nsuefen6 Die ptoce0e 9eeen Rodefort
unp Gon1orten, ale8 in brei @o1en.
@a6 sund@f ZEN per Ielesrapb bertdz
teten IrbeiterzMusi itanc in 0a Greu;ct
betrift 70 fol- perlelbe laut ncueren Be<
ridten frieplid teiselest fsin; rod
l9eint tieier uGriece" ettpas uerpddtiz
get Nrt ju lein, tpenn man 9lei6;eitt9
sernimmt pab bic Nrbeitcr 10000 an
3c2l f9 bereit6 peri9an;t batten unb
, .1ebrere taulenb Mann Snfanterie uno
GapaQerie 9e9en pieltlben tn'6 Gelo sez
rldt waren. Solde Nr9umente fnp
allerptngS meiRen6 nirflam, rpeni9fens
fit ben slu9enblid.
Sn ben Yrpselien ae9eu bic remXai<
lerbaule feinplideu 3eitunesrecaeteure
&p9efort unp @roul1et bat pie Ne9is@
runA ,pie peraussuieben tpar, BEN Sieg
pappn 9etragen. Nodefurt wurpe gu
ftdsmpnatli6em @efananib unp elmer
0elrarafc DON 5000 Tranfen @roulz
let ebenfau5 ;u elmer @efdl1snibfrafe
Don ie16Monaten unb 2,0O0Jr. @eloz
frafe Yerurtbeilt. Dieies 0erfabren
f@redt jeppd bic Sppoiitipn rur@aus
ni6t 3u,af; paS betpeist bic GrflarunA
pel6e Der ebenfalls nad paris ,uriidz
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ber nod oenuelam befannte Qepru
&ouin per Gamilie pe8 ROM prinsen
yeter 8onaparte erldolenen 9foir 9ab>
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fd, uno stpar aus rem @runee, neil
Gin FOLDER @@ritt Jpn ;win9en wlrre
bic failerliden 0eri6te als su &edt
befebeno an;uerfennen. &ann man
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llnoerl1bnlidteit Der parteien ;,peiz
feln?
9lber allen pieIen S9tpieri9feiten
bietet rer Mann Trpb, ,pelder 9esenz
pdrti9 an Der @pibe pes Miniferiuma
febt. Mm 10. Sanuar fa9te SQipier
I'M 9eieBgebenoen &Srper, bic neuen
Minifer beldben pa6 8ertrauen bes
&oilers unp er perlanse rur oas Ser
trauen her &ammer. Die @epe ipu
NIT erpber 8efrtepi9une aufeenpmmen
,pprben iein. Gs bieb, pas neue Miz
nifertum noble BET Rammer etnen 0ez
lebentrurf pprle9en, bem3ufol9e baS
jdbrlide Contingent BON 100000 auf
$4,000 reou3trt 1perben ioute. Mit
elmer iol&en Mabre9el plrpe td oas
neue 8abinet jepenfaQs bic Sympatbie
be6 2anoe6 ertperben.
Sn 99renfen 1T cine &pt9ti9e Menz
eeruns IN Der Sberleitun9 ber Gtaats>
ael9dfte einsetreten, infolse tes leberz
9anses res preubii&en Minilteriums
bes Muswdrtisen auf ben Norpoeut>
I@en 8unb, >poriiber fplgenbe6 9emel>
bet &pirb: @raf 8ismard als Bunpesz
fan3ler bat bic obere DIRECTION auf ber
etnen Seite pe8 Muswdrtt9en Mmte6,
100 5err pom 1bile als ,,Staat8lefre>
tar" bic ousmdrtise pplttif lettet, auf
ber anperu @eite pe8 Bunpe8fan;ler~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

Sie9 errin0en ,perpe, tie partet ter &C.
9enwdrtia am Ruber febenpen Sort
i@rittsmdnner ober bic Gonieroatiseu.
Cine Statinit ber ina Sabre 1869 In
8ien pereefpmnensn Nelieienstps1fel
er9iebt na@febenpe 3ifern. Der fas
tbplilden &ir@e baben fi1 BON ben
peri1iepenen Gecten bet 3usepenbet %
Wrlpnen, Der Nu9sturger Gonftifon
73, Der beluehiaen 10, Der grte1tl1z
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