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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

New ORLEANS, August s, 1877.
We have examined bond No. 24s5 for $500. is-
sued under Act 80 of 1870, and bond No. 1912 of
$1,000, issued under Act lis of 1867. and have
found them to be genuine.
Respectfully,
tsignedj JAMES CAMPBELL.
ALFRED REGGIE,
Experts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

REPORTS OF EXPERTS upon bonds and cou-
pons referred to them by the Board of
Liquidation for examination as to their
genuineness.
New ORLEANS, May 30. 1877.
Having examined bonds Nos. 221, 223 aud 224,
issued under Act No. So Of 1869, and known as
the Penitentiary bonds, certify that they are
genuine.
(Signed JAMES CAMPBELL,
ALFRED REGGIE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

NEW CONSOLIDATED BONDS
issued from June 1, 1876. to October |, 1871
under Act of 1874.
1918 bonds of $1,000 EACH from s4sa1000o $1,51s000
713 b nds of $500 each, from 9i3--1625 356,50o
331 bonds of 800 each from 36S9-4019 33l0O
Total 81, 9O7 500
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

New ORLEANS, May 80, 1877.
To the President and Members Board Of Liqui-
dation:
Ge1,tlen,en-The undersigned to whom was
referred the following bonds, to wit: 8 bonds
of $500 each, issued under Act No. Is of 1866
commonly known as the red back bonds" Nos
4sO, 479 and 4s7, were examined by us and found
to be genuine.
Respectfully.
tSignedl JAMES CAMPBELL,
ALFRED REGGIE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

CERTIFICATES UNDER ACT OF 1874.
Signed by Charles Clinton. Auditor.
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REHABILITATION.

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outstanding a
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RELIEF STATE TREASURY.
.onds issued under Act 277 of 1859.

Nos. GA 6b 60 1s7@14o TT 22b 22e 227 229
232 234 235 236 23s 240 417@420 437 43S 442
5s4 565 GAL 643 GA SAG 6s5 CSC TOT T0s 731@73S
1877 7e5 e29 1918 1919 1888 1101 1903 HOS HOG
1115 1868 1864 1879 1880 1898 1894 1894 1886
1887 1889 1862 1859 and 14l7@1432.
90 honda IF @5Oo ZACH ......... :. &41 GOO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

New ORLEANS, August 7. 1877.
We have examined bonds Nos. 22s. AS 42o of
$1,000 each, issued under Act No. lis Of 1867 and
report them genuine.
signed) JAMES CAMPBELL,
ALFRED REGaIO' Experts.
To the Board of Liquidation.
NEW ORLEANS, August 8, 1877.
To the President and Members Board Of Liqui-
dation:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
EBT STATEMENT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

OF
hereby
nih Knogt ee Ma
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-05

NEW ORLEANS. May 81. 1877.
Coupons No. 179 for $50. due November 1. 1873,
detached from bonds issued to the N. o.,
Opelousas and CT. W. r. r. Co., was examined
by us and found correct.
tSigned1 JAMES CAMPBELL,
ALFRED REGGIE.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
EDlDORlAL VARlETIEk

The Board of the Directors of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, yesterday, af-
ter full consideration Of the report Of the
Finance Committee, decided to declare
their usual dividend Of two per cent,
clear Of all taxes. Not only will this divi-
dend be paid, but COED profit will be
placed D the credit Of the profit and loss
account. It is gratifying in these days Of
general business depression, and specially
Of depression in railroad stock, to find the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company holding
it, own in this handsome manner, and this
declaration Of . dividend cannot but in.
crease the public confidence 1.-THE road and
it, management. .sierl
TIE Republican Managers at Washing.
ton have selected - counsel to represent
the party before the Tripartits Electoral
Tribunal four straight-out Republican,
Messrs. Evarts and Stoughton. Of New
York; Stanley Matthews Of Cincinnsti, who
was Gresleyits in 1872, but Wa welcomed
to the fold last summer, and almost
elected to Congress; and sx-coogrsssman
shellabarger, also Of Ohio. This quartet
oflegsl lights is . strong one, and the
Republican case before the Tribunal will
bs made ~ fair and as clear ~ possible
The Democratic managers have, however,
gone outside their party lines by selecting
ex-senator Matt Carpenter, of Wisconsin
a one Of their counsel. The remaining
three have been taken from the ranks Of
the faithful, and are ex-Judgs Jerry Black
one Of the most astute jurists in
the country; sx-Senator Lyman Trumbull
of Illinois. who has finally worked his way
into ru'l copmu n'op through the Greeley
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Who Killed Gen. Babeock

The death Of General Babcock in the
English expedition against Fort Duquesne
new Pittsburg, in ITS, has always been
attributed to wounds received from the In.
dians into whose ambush he fell on Brad
docks Field, twelve miles southeast Of the
city, but the people Of the mountains have
4 tradition that he was really shot by one
Of bis own command, one Tom Fossets, .
Virginia scout, who was punishedby Brad.
dock for rome inffsction Of the army regu-
lations, and improved the opportunity A.
forded BY the fight to get revenge. Fossett
was living near Braddocks grave within
the memory Of some still living, some Of
whom have heard it from bis own lips
when liquor had made him oommunica-
tive. Tie fast disappearing remains Of
Fort Necessity, where Washington in his
campaign fought bis first battle and met
his first defeat, can still be seen about
twelve miles east Of Uniontown, near the
old national road. ..---...
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
SCHOOL sUfEkIs fENDEHT.

SCHOOL DUkEkT1 CENDENT.
The proposition to pass law to elect by
popular ballot the Superintendent Of our
Public Schools, is enc which, ought TO be
frowned down. We are averse 10 the in
dragging Of public school management into
party politics; . result certain to happen,
if that officer is to be elected BY the people.
What purpose il to be subssrved W can
not seas the great mass Of votsrssre lily
qualified to nicely or wisely discriminate
upon the fitness Of such IN Office. By the
proposed plan the range from which 10
select woald be Narrowed; both Of the great
parties would give nomination to one Of
their own member, and it would not BE- long
before aspirants for such an nomination,
would wade through the mire Of Ward
politics, to accomplish the object. In this
contingency the people would have per
force to accept one or other Of the candi-
dates nominated by the. rival parties, and
hence Lessen the number from which q
selection could be made.
the very quality which would eminently
fit 4 gentleman for School Superintendent,
are those which would unfit him to win in
race for . party nomination. 1t may be
said that the choice Of such an officer would
not be made = party question-the answer
il, the school board. Does any one pre-
tend that party has nothing to DO with the
nomination and election Of it. members
Hands off the schools Mears. Politicians
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Dsstitution IN St. Louis.

From the IT. Louis Republican.
A couple of days since female teacher
in one Of our district schools in the north.
western portion of the city sent word to
the parents Of . boy complaining Of his
restlsssness and inattention during school
hours. The mother of the by had not
eaten mouthful Of victuals on the day on
which the complaint was made, nor =
mouthful Of supper the previous night.
Furthermore, the woman made the rather
remarkable and painful statement that
twe-thirds Of the children in the school had
scarcely anything to eat on account Of the
poverty Of their parents, and were sent to
school for the purpose or keeping warm, a.
in many cases the parents were not only
destitute Of food, but fuel to keep up a fire.
It is stated that on these instances Of des.
titution coming 10 light meeting was
held and committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the relief of the destitute
parents Of the children.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

The difference between the Turks and
the Servians is, that the former have no
heels to their shoes. ard the latter have no
shoes to their heels. ~
A negro was put on the stand as . wit
ness, and the judge inquired If he under
stood the nature Of an oath. For certain
toss;" said the citizen; "if swear to lie
] Ll,t .tir, ~ Il = N -M-L- u,.-
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Hero and yEherSsA
Tud,Hhas 10000 ksn unlaG afaA u
=, II Avari'. 'ss-ts c'a1l, !.
Piessa p.ays-Lsnoas' and @Fossid-
dsn Fruit.
Dy,ani's j. 'qeE.'sd in plae' q y. !.
The fs.t shop ushtsd n sss in London
Compromiss Bill ays hs i ths will Of
thspeof1a i-'s' a
TbsS ne adviisag ALEXIS to taks les-
soap from Dom Pedro during his stay n
this ceantsy. rf .
.Its I lovely DOLL dear grandpa and
s,pdma but-but-Pd bsn hoping i
would bstwins. !.
Juee in proportion = . man can b
coupselsd - BIZ; blan1sFs there y hope
January l4th, there we're 5000 loaded
ffsight csn snow bound between Buffalo
and New York. sa ~ si4 '3..s 2. s'.sa'sSs =.
AWhitshall justice i called 'tOId Per
flmesy" BY the boys, becanss hs has scent
'Sn up 20 often. i4gazst Y
Areoeut census places The population
of Paris ut 1850, 73S, again of 81. .966 siSce
1S72.r That Of Masseilllas j 3lS. ~.
A little boy read that aths good die
young" and at oncs began % 80 to the bad
for selfproAection.
Chicaeo tailoss report business improv-
ing. One sold SIS emit 70 countryman
the other morning.
It has come to b generally recognized
in these days that fit men invariable have
the right Of weigh. 2 " ''--'
Kit Carson's new drama d the Maniac
Hunter" Hunting :maniacs must be
rather funny buriness. u
A town clock, the first on Mt Lebanon,
Syria, il about to be PLACED in the front
wall Of tie Protestant Church 1t zaieh.
There are four mothers in Brockton
Mass.. who have had fourteen children
apiece, one that has had fifteen. one that
has had seventeen, and one that has had
eighteen. ~
English sparrows are being killed At
Wholesale and sold - snow birds in Bos-
ION. Over 100 were found in enc basket
recently. e' %' s't77f
A Detrsit rsgtaurauter hangs out sign
Of free chops" and when the old loafers
come around be shows them an axe and .
wood pile.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Vn4asgss., 1e.sFasy as.1azs.

VeltSa sosrss poadsats IN svsey
villaes in ths etats. 70 vIits thsdaanes end
ssyineD q ~ psopls and theb0sise8vses.
peeti anA attxaetaons Of tAsir loca1aty. me
saaeolS tls eharchs i, H. hsn oDesataons.
the eharasHsg of IL soll, end thp sdvan-
tarss possessed, to b the t1seaAee1oe thsl1
eoDpuOies t3rns.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, . depressed irritable esatS o.
mind, Q Week, nervous, exhausted ceiling,
no Snoru tor animation. con0se0 nee0,
weak memory, the consequences OF e1oee
-. mental overWork.4T This nervous debi!-
jty fiLdS 8 sovereign cure in e. Z. Kunkel's
BitteR Wino0l Iron. II tones the system,
dispcls the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuyenates the epurs syetsm. SOLD
only ii, 81 bottles. Get the genuine Fold
by ali druggists. Ask for = F. Kunkeps
0enuine sold only In q bottles. or six bot
tleS i6g q, Al i ask isa trial -Of this valnae
BILE medicine. It will convince the most
MEYER FAILING WORM SYRUP:
q. F.Kunkels Worm Syrup never nlls
To destroy PIN, seat and Stomach Worms.
DR.. Kunkel is the only successful physi.
clan who removes Tape Worm ntwo hours
Head and all complete. sh,e. and NO fee
till head passea. Common seneo teaches u
Tape Worms can be removed, AL other
Worms can be readily destr0yed. Send for
circular g pE; F. Z Kpnhel. Ss North
druggist for bottle Of Kunkle's Worm
Syrup. Price 81 per bottle. It never fails.
Used Dy children or grown persons w1tn
perfect safety.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

A NEW PROCESS for Preserving .
"A Corpse without using loo or embelming
The corpse can be placed to suit the family
and kept week or more. Less expensive
than ice. Personal attention night or day.
All kinds Of furniture made to order. Here
can be found large and good class OF 80.
ond hand furniture, which Will b. sold
s. W cor. Fourth and Shipley sts. jy2-tD
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

X ~ ~ HAIR REsroRER.
heads Of hair, beards or moustacheA to .
beautiful brown or black, In flon one to
four applications. IL Ii free from sulphur.
lead, acids, me rcury, silver, or anything
Injurious to either hair or beard.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt Of ore
dollar, or six bottles for nve dOllArA At
the Wholesale and retail depot, No. 0!6
Vine street. Philadelphia. doA-ly
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
- ADVBRTlnD0. 4


I'm nxnAID now circulatss. by carrier
ana nswuboyu. 1,9oo payers daily, within
the city q WilmsDgton. which y, ~ b
lisvs, sgrsasef city circulation than that
ef suy other PAPER. It's sxtsnsivsly Rad
ON the eaxsduring the morning houSe shout
90 bsipg sold at the depot II - the only
paRar in Whining certain to bs rsed IN this
way. It gives the news Of tho wsfld mp 70
the pssviehs midnight In huIcps y it,
rsadws at6 o'clock the following morning;
everything that happens In = ilnington q
night Il shreniclsd in TIE Hs1AID the
nsxt mornipg, which compels the evening
papers TO copy from III. B1RAID, q ~
hash it, news half . day old. Buy Tu HxH
ALD-read 1t, and II you want to sell any
thing, Or aDyene 70 know whstysu want
advertise In IL. Remember 1t 10 read BY
mors psoplstn Wilmington than any Other
p0D06s #t|f "a
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
EsrARLIsHED 1862.
R. s. & A. P. LACEY,
Attorneys-at-Law,

- Seventh Street. Washington,D d. O.
INVENTORS.
We procure patents in all countries. No
ATTOkNEY FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge
unless the patent L. granted. No fees for
preliminary examinatinna. No additional
Tees for obtaining and conducting .
rehearing. Special attention given to In
Extensions before Congress, Infringement
Suits in different States, and all litigation
appertaining to Inventions or Patents.
SEND STAMP FOR PAMPHLET GIVING FULL
DIRECTIONS.
UNITED STATES COURTS AND DBPARTNENs
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court
efthe United States, Court Of Claims. Court
e. o1tSs1n GSmmi''iSnsIs .;m. Of Aanams claim:S
all classes Of war claims before tho Execu-
tive Departments.
ARR8vRs OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
late war, or their heirs, are in maj y cases
entitled to money from the Government of
which thev havt no knowledge. Write full
history Of service, and state the amount Of
and full reply. after examiaation, VIII b
given you without charge.
All oFFIcERs, soLDIEss and sAILor 3
wounded ruptured or injured in the late
war, however slightly. are entitled to
and can obtain pension.
UNITED sTAT1S GERKRAL LAND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
Claims, Mining. Preemtion and Homstead
Gases, prosecuted before the General Land
Once and Department OF the Interior.
LAND WARRANTS:
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants,
and we invite correspondence with all par.
ties having any for sale. and give full and
explicit Instructions where assignments
arc imperfect.
Weconduct our businees In separate Bu-
reaus, having therein the assistance Of able
and experienced lawyers, and give our
closest personal supervision to every i'm.
portant paper prepared In each case
Prcmptest attention thus secured to ali
business entrusted to Us. Address
r. s. 4 A. p. LACEY, Attorneys,
Washing ton, D. @
Any person desiring informs ton as to
the standing and responsibility Of the
members OF the arm will, on request be
FURNISHED with q satisfactory reference in
MS Vicinity or Congressional district.
decl0-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

HENRY 3. McCoAB, and George d.
Bates, are the controlling stock holders
in every Evening"" and . such, are re-
sponsible to the public, and to every citi-
zen aggrisved, by the caluny and abuse Of
that journal. They cannot evade the
moral responsibility, although they may
flank the legal consequences Of libel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

I'm 1s1Ds IhAle : -
very nagpa1 Uaiapys AsssJ -
as,iysesa II tAG,dV u W1Dltearsns
sussouM1aMGYoD8 nfdx sshsS
paysbae = - ea4asn. Aail suhea1peaans.
pss1aos - 1rs ealAn ~ esssA
one, ODYxn u On. Iublishs -
No. 90 Ghiplsy 0lgos4
VI ~ps WIniIg1nA, De1.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
lfs \ aplaF " Times tps pi 1oypr the Rrl'*l
AT NO. . wHsr THIRD 81.

AT leoe 3AaXEr STREE T.
tTenth ard NsYket kts.l
x,ll p p = ieupd % psrnA the :teIs, n e ~, q
TEA COMPANY. which are now
selling nsod tea and co6eo choop.
Or than any house In this city.
We mean just Whist We say. All
W ak 10 10, ial Of uS GooOe, We
have o good rooa' Cd ,oo1lso ai ~
per pound, and Java eo6eo slSict-
Iy pure and OF the very nnsst
qu6'1ty, and AL .greAe6 Of -toaa
&om n cents TO eI.Oo PR pound.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
III DIQE 2.

! E!F. KsSke5a} - Fi.SG 1see.
a. z e: s:sss =: S.t e 81 .Ss: 1ess
indisposit3on to exsFtion, los q memoy,
dificnity of brea1hing. weakness, horras q
dieaaso. nisht sWeats, cold feet weHknss.,
dimnen Of vision, laDgnur, untvorsal Iasn
tide q the muscular aystem. ENORMOUS eY
pssite with ayspsptie cy0ptons 9Ss 9Ss .9i.
nsiiid ronntenancc and eruptions on the
iaoe, purify ing the blood. palm ip the eecx.
heovinSs ofthe syelida. frequent Dlack epoaSs
6ying 6eforothe ey =, with Suhuslon sne
NJ of light want Of ettenuon, &c. 1Na
snd oface. - North Ninth street. Phi!adel-
phie., Advios free AK for =. =. Kun
Eol q hitter Wine Of Iron and teko NO othes
msEe, Genuine sold only In q bottles.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

TH. streets are, in : terrible condition.
Can't something be done to rid usof the
nuiaance, 20 damaging to clothing, and
productive Of discomfort.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
R I||817|f|S||l|AIS

Easily digested by dyspeptic and weak
all that is necessary to nourish every part
part OF the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen Of high roputa
ton in the medical profession, 1t was pro-
neunced superior to any other preparation
febl7 0m WOOLR[CH A-CO. M'ffs,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
u MATIC REMEDY lis the perscrip-
ton Of one Of Phi'adelphia's oldest phySl-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma-
matism, Neuralgia sciatica. Pain, Back
ache, &C., or money refunded. by invigora.
ting tho nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits In the
system. By meritif has become . standard
medicine suffering and money saved by
using 1t In time. Remember that DR.. Filter
is the only physician in America devoting
10 years to this ono line Of practice. Cure
warranted Advice gratis. 45 South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Any person desiring ipiorms ton as to
the standing and responsibility Of the
members OF the arm will. on request, be
FURNISHED with satisfactory reference in
MS vicinity or Congressional district.
decl0.tf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27
Ste Nabifalen tn Tramfreidb
nnb TIRE &epnbItf.

@eri&iebsne ansei6sn beuten eos
rauf bin. bae bic 3ufriecenbeit zines
ercBen Sbetls Der fransSfl@en Natio,
raluerlommluns nit Dem nsuen Minf,
fterium beretts bebsnfltb l6wtuea,
Sbre prsf1e 1T J. 9. barber mtsmu,
tbis, bas bic Sduberuns Der @erwal
tunS BON mOnar&ifil&sn Beumtsn
nod uuf fi@ wartsn Idst. Gin Bloti
rpiu wifen, Der Sriessminifer babe
Srore erla6en, einem pstforeenen Gb,
rens9e9tUnair nur oann pes mtIitotrfs
l9e Electromagnetic su esbsn, rsnu biz
GtnleBnuns Der Get6e in Der 3irGe
o~Crauseebe. Sin anperes bat erfobs
rem, Der ¬es;, wsldae Der Napf eer
&ailerin @usente uno ibrem Sobns
9ob, babe Der fransBfi5e Bctldoftcr
am Vattca1 betgewObnt. 8ei Der Be.
erotaunB Ger Gp@ter bes alien rptben
Motertalifsn 9aspatI, bic ielbaper<
Gtdnplta Obne iepe fi,dIiae Geremonte
Dor f6 atns, Waren nod Ger 8afdes
run9 tepubItcanilbgrGlGnu rel 10000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

Nrbeiier auf benz @ottesafer rer iams
melt, pelGe &asputl uno feline 8sslst'
ter BON Der duberfen 2tnten NIT lautem
3uruf bearisten unb ft& lhliebli& UNI
ter benz &ufe: nImnefie |" trennten.
Das 1T pcbl etne Mufprberuns an
bic Republicuner IYOn Der rt&tissn
Garbe. Elm Wal DOT, benz Mttnifsrtum.
pas Elm repubIitantl&eS iein ptu, sate>
scrtla bic @mneftrune rerisntsen au
~perlaneen, benen bic &epubItf ibr Das
letn p~erbanft; henn bic Nrbeiter fino IS
ia bod, tpelde bic 3epolutton Don, 4.
Sept. 1870 madten, uuo gang be-
ftmmt bat bic Napoleonil@e 6errs
ldaft miteearbeitet. flr pel&es Ser
eienft uni oas 0aterlano fe bic 8er>
setbune zines 1T Der @ersweiFuns uera
ibten GrepeIS, fir bett fIe f&on 10 LANCE
unb bart bIben, anipreGen f6nnen.
go benfen jepenfaas bic @rbetter In
paris, uro YisueiGt frasen ie f@ aud,
mas bic &epubltf, mie fe 1T, ibnen
nIst? Die Intrort fam nur lauten
"Aein nt9ts." Das ausemetneS timms
Trett befanp au9 unter Dem Satiers
tbum. fatt Napolepn'S III. reeiert ieBt
Elm Warl9au; na6 wte Dor fBsa uur
rei9e 2eute tn Der Oeputtrten' Rammsr
unb TIM Senate, bas arbeitenbe Nolf
aber bleibt auseel@loien. mus bic 9a'
fen traeen, pel9e tbm auferleBt tpers
Den, uno frdubt Go fid, 70 feben nod
wie Dor 8atterten unb BateiQone be-
reit, UNI 90 NIT Rueeln uno 8aDons
nstten mores 3u lebren. DaS 9emeine
8olt, bte &rbeitermaie, bat nod bur@
feline 8epplutipn pper &epubltf etnen
reeuen NuBen errunsen, uno baruu1
lpate man ft6 rtdt tpunpern, baB es
fat ber fsrtlsn Republif bic foetale
anfrebt. Wan iuate ft9 UNI 70 spenis
ger wunbern, als baS 9emeine 0clf
pon benz n~ornebmen SeIernt BAT, bic
Heltsion su pera@teu, @elb, @enub
unb &aue ais bic ein3tsen errei@baren
Sitter ansuieben. Der SturS Der io>
asn. semdbteten Rtpubltf pur6 bte ras
otcal 8 bemOfratil6e erldetnt als iebr
mSBli9; oenn fommt IS gum Conflict
swtf@en &beeureneten . Sammer unc
Ssnat, 70 miro cine 8ref@e In bic @sr'
fa1une seSfnet, eur6 wel@e bic Na'
btealsD Democratic ein3iebt mel@sr BIZ
9cctalsD Democratic fOlst penn niGi
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