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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
Things in Washington.

-FOUR Correspondents letter OF the Goth failed 10 reach
us in time for our Evening Edition of Yesterday and
much OF It's contents superseded by the Tcegrsphc
Despatch last evening and good portion OF the re-
mainder is crowded over this morning by matter which
cannot rat He concludes as follows:
Gen ScorT has been quite indis posed Tor few
DAYS | rejoice TO see the brave patriot able 10
walk about to-day. | SAID some time ago that the
predictions and calculations lie made about the
Mexican War would hll turn out true. am now
certain that tins will be the though the Gen
rral was ridculed by lot of military srrrnhorls.
time and facts will prove the foresight and wisdom
OF this brave and distinguished Soldier. The pan
der and sycophants OF power have laughed they
supposed over his grave. He still lives in the
he1its OF his countrymen.
The Loco Foco Convention for the State Of Flor
ida which was recently held Suannec Springs
has nominated Col W KAN of Apilachicole
as the Loco Fo.u candidate Tor the next Congress
IN place Of W II BRoCKENBRoUGH. who was put
IN by party discipline in place OF Mr. CABrLL,
elected by the people Mr.. CABErL | trust VIII
leave them both 10 stay ut home next Congress-
Mr. BRocKFNBRoUGH | understand is near rela
ton oil Mr. Richie. editor OF the Union.
On Friday. IN secret session. III the Senate,
committee was appointed 10 investigate the publ
cation at the Oregon Treaty Understand that the
committee consists OF Messrs WEBSTER, NULFF
RUST. SPEIGHI aud ATKINSON. They intend 10
call up the Correspondents of the New-York Tn
bune aud Express, as well as the Editors OF the
Philadelphia North American.
The Investigation Will probably be held on Tues
day. But must stop. VIII write you more by
the next mail RIcHELEu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

DIR. Lardner's Lectures.
Complete in two volumes, syo neatly bound and let'
tered 10 published this day and Ter sss BY the bookss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

s The proceedings OF the Repeal Meeting
held lass evening sEe emitted this morsing Tor wEnt OF
reo1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28

II The carpenters shop OF MIR GREES. near
the corner Centre and Walker burn; last
ming about o'clock The loss ia about $500
derstand uninsured
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-12
EPnnIIc-No. 40 |

AN ACT to provide for the confirmation Of certain
settlement claims in the Greensburg land district,
Louisiana. p
Be u enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representa-.
Tires of ne Uped States Of .9merica IN Congress as
sebled Tkst the cecond proviso Of the third section
of The act Of eighth May eighteen hundred and
twepty-two, entitled IAN act supplementary TO the
several acts for adjusting the claims land, and
tabshing land Offices IN the districts cast Of the is.
land Of New 0rleans,'' shall not apply to the re
and twenty andtwenty-fourthJ July, eighteen hun.
dred and twenty-one, Of Cosby and Skipwith, on
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-12
[BY AUTHORlTY.l
[PUBLIo-No. AL

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION on THE rwENrY.sNTu CONGRESS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-12
APPROVED, August 9Th, 1886.
fpr,,,c No 40 I

AN ACT to provide for the better organization Of
the treasury, and for the collection, ssekeeping,
transfer, and disbursement Of the public revenue
Whereas by the fourth section Of the act entitled
can act to establish the Treasury Department, .
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-12

settlement claims in that part Of Louisiana which
es east ofthe Mississippi river and west Of Pearl
r1yer but such claims which, according 10 the said
reports, were inhabited or cultivated, or where the
date Of settlement was before the fifteenth April,
eighteen hundred and thirteen, are hereby confirmed
under the other restrictions of said third section but
this confirmation shall in no manDer affect prior
rights, and shall only amount TO a REIMBURSEMENT
on the part Of the United States.
ArPRoyED, August 9th, l646,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-12
IrpRovED, August 9Th, 1886.

[PUBLIc--No. All ..
AN ACT TO enable the people Of Wisconsin Terri
tory to form constitution and State government
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

provisions Of the bill be only extended the ninth cir
cult; which amendment was adopted.
Mr. Cymer moved TO amend so that Eikhart Kosciusko
and Fulton, in the ninth Circuit be excepted which
amendment adopted, and the bill again read
third time and passed.
Several bills from the Senate read first time &c
The amendments Of the Senate, the bill Of the House.
providing for the revauaon Of the property Of the State
concurred in, Mr. Secrest observing that the
bill not amended but mutated. II impor-
tant bill had passed the House early period Of the
session-had remained in that body four five weeks
and back, he before remarked, mutiIated,
but not amended.
The amendment Of the Senate 10 the bill Of the House
providing for the removal Of partnership fences not
concurred in.
The bill of the Senate for the relief Of Benjamin ii.
Scott read three times and passed.
Mr.. Secrest introduced bill to locate State road from
Greencastle to Covngton; passed TO second reading.
By Mr. Ellis. for the relief of William Young passed
to second seading.
On motion, the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY Jan. IL, 1916.
Petitions, &c. presented by Messrs Parker Os-
born Of L. Taber, Yocum Ferguson and Tedford which
severay referred.
Mr. Mcdonald reported back the bill amending the law
in relation to the selection of jurors and the bill read
q third time and passed
Mr. Porter from the judiciary committee reported back
joint resolution of the Senate, in relation to liens on
real estate judgments obtained in the federal courts
soliciting the passage Of law, by Congress- that such
liens shall be binding except the county of Marion
until transcript of such Judgment be filed in the circuit
court oil the county where such lands situated The
joint resolution read third time and passed.
Mr. Mooney made detailed report in relation to the
State Prison, its management discipline &c. 10 which
is stated that the new prison will be occupied and
the old abandoned The report accompanied by
bill 10 amend the several in relation the State
Prison; which passed to a second reading.
Public Debt.
The hour of ten having arrived the bill providing for
the funded debt OF the State and for the completion of
the Wabash and Erie canal 10 Evansville was according
previous ORDER taken up.
Mr. Carr moved that the bill be postponed until ten
o'clock. to morrow.
Mr. Thompson hoped the motion would prevail This
Of the most important measures ever before the
Legislature and every feature of it should be weighed
with the utmost scrutiny He for one, yet pre-
pared TO say whether not he would support it, There
many others in the predicament.
The bill then made the special order Of the day for
tomorrow at ten o'clock.
With view Of incorporating the amendments of the
committee in the bill,
On motion of Mr. Downing the vote last taken was re-
considered; and,
On motion Of Mr. Osborn of L. the bill was recomtted
the select committee that reported the amend
menis.
The bill is in the hands Of its friends and will no doubt
be reported back tomorrow.
Mr. Moore reported in favor Of the claim Of Samuel p
Daniels. for work done at the State House. &C.
Mr. Jones reported bill incorporate the New Alba
ny and COrydOn turnpike company which passed to a
second reading.
The bill to change the location Of the feeder dam
Sugar Creek 10 Parke county, read third time
and passed.
Mr. Baker. from majority Of the committee canals
and internal improvements reported back the bill in rca
ton to the Wabash and Erie canal, with amendment
striking il from the enactDg clause and inserting
substitute
Mr. Downing said, that bill before the House
which, if passed. would obvats the necessity Of this bill
He therefore moved that il lie the table which
consented to.
The bill Of the Senate to incorporate the Peru and In
dianspOIis Railroad Company, read third time and
passed.
Ths bill Of the House to incorporate the Wild Ca
Navigation Company, read third time and passed
The hill to incorporate the Lawrenceburgh and Rush
vile turnpike compsny resd third time and passed
The bill incorporating the shsIbyve, Greenfield
Andersonsown Railroad Company, read third tim
and passed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

subject of extending certain rights to colored persons
was taken from the table and referred to the judiciary
committee
Mr. Verbrike, from select committee, reported
back the bill for the relief of the securities of VIII
liam H. Darnell of Hendricks county; read three
times and passed.
Mr. Logan moved reconsideration Of the vote
on the bill for the relief of Victor and John King
which prevailed.
Before action was had on this BILL the Senate ad-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

How fortunate that Rice Garland, the felon Judge
of Louisiana, happens 10 be wing. Had he been
democrat the fact would have been cast into the teeth
of the party from Maine Florida.-Pror. Gazette
There are thousands Of subscribers to virtuous
wing newspapers that will never even hear of the
facts in the case The worthy editors not able to
chronicle fact infamous-unless II is committed
by " locofoco."-BoSton Post.
OkFAmos Kendall says that lac expects to be able
in a short time to pay every thing he owes in the
world All, but there is a heavy debt that he has got
to settle in the other world. ThereH be the Der to
pay-LouiSuile journal.
No matter how much there may be TO pay in the
other world, if Mr. Kendall will tender Prentice the
Devil will take him in liquidation of all his dues
Boston Post.
A MISSISSIPPI DwARF.-There was lately in Culum-
bus Mississippi, dwarf BY the of Elijah Low.
ry born in this state, Monroe county, but has lived
for some time in Tennessee. He is twehty-one years
DID, two feet eight inches in height and weighs forty
pounds His health is good voice juvenile, and he is
quite INSTRUMENTATION Mss. RetOrDler.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
SENATE.
Wrnnrsn.r. Ian. IA. ls4s.

WEDNksDAr JAM II. Io7U
Petitions presented by Messrs. Handy. Gooden.
ow and English which referred without reading.
Mr. Akin presented memorial from John b. Muney,
an Attorney Of England, in relation to claim against
the for services rendered referred TO the committee
on claims.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Mr.. Read having received a majority of all the votes
given, declared duly elected, and conducted TO
the chair by Messrs. Orh and Akin, whereupon he re-
turned his thanks the Senate for the honor conferred
upon him in a brief and appropriate address
The chairman of the committee on Finance reported
bill TO appropriate thousand dollars of the State
Treasury for the purpose Of repairing the buildings of
State University which bill ordered to be engross
ed
Mr.. Akin from the committee on Finance, reported
back the Senate the bill appropriaiing thousand
dollars to and the city of indianapolis in procuring fire
apparatus and recommended its indefinite postPonement;
carried
Mr. Ellis from the committee the Judiciary, reported
back the bill in relation leasing the State Prison with
several amendments and upon their adoption recommend
ed PASSAGE concurred and ordered be engrossed
Mr. Orh from the committee the Judiciary reported
bill relative to the June Term of the Tippecanoe Cir.
cult Court read three times and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Reyburn, the bill repeating an act
declaring portion of the Missssinaway a public
highway, was read three times aud passed.
Dir Miller from the committee the public buildings
TO whom referred joint resolution providing foI
their insurance, reported the back the Senate
recommended its indefinite postponement concured in
The Senate adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills on the third Reading
Bill of the House. for aboIishing capital punishment
50 to leave the in the discretion Of the jury was
passed by the following vote.
AIrs-Messrs. Akin, Bowers. Buell., Chapman of d.
Chapman of L., Chenowith Coffin, Cuppy, Davis Ellis
English. Haner, Handy, Hardin, Henry, Herman, Ho
loway, Jackson Jones, Lewiston, Logan, Major, Mont
gomery, Moore, Morgan of r. Murphey, Orth, Pomeroy
Read, Rockhil Verbrike, Winchell, Wood, and Ze-
nora
NoEs-Messrs Allison, Barbour, Berry of F., Berry
Of NJ. Edmonson, Goodenow, Hamrck Howell, Miller
Morgan Of D.. Parks, Reyhurn, and Todd-l3
An act relative the Library and State House passed
Mr. Herman asked, and obtaiAed leave to Withdraw
petitions in relation TO the relocation Of the county seat
Noble county.
bill of the House in relation to suits in Gibson coun
ty III favor Of the Vncennes University read three lme
and passed.
On motion Of hr Berry of H. the bill grant further
time to the borrowers Of The Sinking Fund &c. was Ia
ken up, and after several amendments was laid on tho
table
The bill was afterwards taken up, on motion of VI
Todd, whereupon,
.Hr Buell. offered amendment, which was adopted
and then the amendment of the House concurred in
An act permitting majority of the citizens of each
township in Marion county to determine whether arden
spirits shall be sold in each township not read th
third time and passed.
Mr. Montgomery introduced bill relative the due
OF county auditors and school commissioners passed to
second reading tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

State OF Indiana---lendrick County,
November az the Hendricks Probate Court A. D.
n William deceased
probably nsven The creditors therefore required 70 he
allowance the said Probate Court
months from the date hereof, they viii no he entitled
To payment SAMUEL. J. ESMiN0ER, AS,,s
ROBERT NJ. mcgee, ~
DanvlIe, Dec. 10, 1885, 60-3wkf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
Che 1n0iana Eraislature.
Reported for The Indiana STATE Sentinel.

SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. II, 1916.
The Senate order. Mr. 0rth resigned his office
President pro of the Senate, and motion OF
Mr. Herman, the Senate proceeded to elect President
pro tenn to preside in his stead which election resulted
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

FueigR attachment.
TIME defendant the hereby that
ON November 1885, the said Green
Stephen c. Crawford, Justice Of the Peace
and the State OF Indiana
Attachment virtue Of which The sum S2I "a cash
belonging the said defend
ant pending and undetermined. Given
der hand and this l0th day Of December, 1915
-3yt g G. CRAWFORD, J p.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

undersigned letters Of administration the
Lydia Hanna deceased, and viii proceed 10 sell The
the 18th day Of January next Al her
horses cattle, Sheep hogs houehod
kitchen furniture farming utensils &C &C. Those having
them property
ed. for settlement. The supposed 10 be solvent.
December 20, 1885, 62-3ws kpBEkI HANNhs Aom
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
PREMIUM BOOTS.

Our Flag as The outer rails
rN,HE premium awarded the eighth annual Fair Of the
institute John H. Deefs fW the superior
mems exhibited by him.
Having bels make work, am able 20
offer OF before cnrreo
CITY, Call and make the comparison inc Dayton s. ana
Shoe Store ~ Jas. n. cnnn o.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Scr lcetc Sfatb ciucs l,atcrs.

@cl Gccr9 Waicu, bon 8rainicn, mad,t
Nic fclacnocn Bcmcrfunocu in icincm IeBten
lcifamentc, Die ale zine @rbid,aft Der Station
bctrad,tct nrrbcu Iclltcn. @r roar cincr je'
uer arcecu uuo brauen MepubIitansr, Die in
ccn Taorn rer gtctb uno Der @efabr erifdn'
ocu, jcRt otcr Ieicer CUR Selteuhcit Qewcreen
ituo. Canals beifano Yclitif uid,t in lecrer
9r0iieeu bcs Gieifcrs, nod, in blinocu Srcfit'
Iaticucn uber Oinae, bic Der ocmcine Wanr
mrecr Urrifeht ned, abnt "eaS Gaterldnt
uub uihtd rpie cas 8atcrldno" war terqRahl'
irrud,, ols nod mehr Shweie uno penigsr
SicIc lit frinem Cisnitc su finccn mar frei
lid, Ino Die 3citen pcrdncerlid,, uno audi biz
Wcnfd,cn pcd,iclu ihrc Sarbe.
"sius mcinrr ci9eucu @rfahruna in oieier
Qctcu cnpfeblc id, mrinrn S6bncn, ods Slid
uuo bic llnabhdnQiofcit einrs priuatIetrns
ben Scr9en unb llnannehmlidfeitcn elmer Of
fcntlifen 9Iuftretuu9 ucrsuiickeu. SClIte jc'
ccd, itrr 9iciouna coer bic Bidti9feit oer
2eit fe in tfentIihen Tisuif rufeu, 70 be-
id,morc id, &c unter her CITRATE meinrs NIu
d,rs, I'D, rimmer BON eem @iornnuB ncd,@br'
ori;, uct, non Der oriideuoffen Slrmuth, coel
Stauoc cccr icIbit Dor eem ld,limmften Scct
cerfeiten su IaGen, bic Treiteit hires Batter
Ianees duf,u0cben, rber in eem Strebcn u
crmnceu, ihrsr gtad,fcmmcnihaft oiefrIbcr
bciIiasn 9icd,te ;u tpeIdcn ftc 9ebcren lpurcer
III bcwahren. ."-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
ASatript mnD Dempfrat.
1as SEctter-ber Gbnce-bie Tti6e
-cime SNHffcrfimtb.

DAD eineetrpfeue rparme Better bat fdcn
III snfana Der IeBten Wcde ben Shnee bel
nns cermaBcm rebu,irf, cae bic Sd,littenbabn
bic aud, fur bisfe SabrsScit pcn ungerp6bnIid,
lduaer Dauer mar, rpciden mu6te. DafIeIbc
bieb Nun Die 9anse 3sit binourd tparm uno
caeurdl Wuree swar nod, pieI pcn cem Sdncc
per,ehrt, atcr ccnncd, bIisb bis gum lrbtcr
Donneritac, als warmrs Re9enrpeiter, pel'
dies bis gum Samita9e fcrtbaucrte, eintraf,
Gin outer 8crratb porhanccn. Curf eieicn
0Peacn MN pcrfhwanb or irtr ftueu, unc
man alaubte cas ene grcee gBaTcrfuib, bic
man ldcn cini9e Wcdeu bcfiirdtete, eiutref'
fen mIrbe, uuo hattie bas Rsgeuwettcr ned,
10 bic 10 Suneen fort9eeducrt, 70 hdttcn Die
Sluse aud, wiccer mu9ebeurrn Sd,aoen aus
ridtrn mhiicn - 9Bie cs 1T, hat Der fleine
ecd,a Nlue MIR peuig Sd,doen surild9elafen.
Ter rcrpan Tue abcr hat feline jdhrIid,e
8crhecrunecn an Tenicu &c. Sollitdnbia be-
icrat. Ter orcsc eed,a SIuB tcar alIhier 10
SuB ocificacn, hat abcr, 70 ipeit mir perreh'
men fcuntcu, fcineu uuacwohnIid,en Sd,d'
ben onacrid,trt. @s 1T atcr faum su hcffen,
tas Der @duol iiberalG unbeihdciat actlisbcn
III, - 8ci ecr lcttcu hchen Wanrrfluth ipar
Der TIuf atibirr, ,penu mir red,t beridtct
Gno, rs Eus 9eitiegcu. Der CcIupare Slue
fca bel Cation am Scnnt19 mcr9eu bio auf
riuiac Nue 10 hrt oeiticlcu ar,pricn fciu, ais
cics lei Der rcrhccrcncsu Wahcrnuth in 1911
Der SalI war. ST bem MIN il, 70 fam man
auf bcccutruccn Sd,dbcn an erm Stdats
Canal eemictbcu enldn9 rcd)ncn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18


i gB aTerfuren.-Ncr "alboup 9Ir'
dus" bemerft Nrlseuers SIN cen pcrid,tcce'
iten Iheilen uuleres PdHrce oiebt CO 9c9Cn'
ndrtia biorcpatbiite auifaItcn.
3n Srattleborcugt, 8rrmrnt, ifeht cine uus
ter Der 9lufGd,t oes Cr. Wcnclttft, tprId,c
berets eines 9rreen 8ufes 9enisst.
gu Tcrthamptcr, IoTdd,uietts, hat SHrrr
Hrges cine frIhc 9c9rneet.
Cine anccre befucst fIch bel ben 9ic,p ecs
baucu Sprin9s In Columbia Gnnntp. Tchs
glorf, inter Der 2citun9 ecS Dauic Sampbeii
uuo Srau WarD @cpc. -...
On jcnrr ~ Sen 9)crf rpsrccn Die Wotiens
ten ocu Or. SOcl Sbc,p nit &rcicn Wafcr
behdneelt.
@ine ncue ipuree su TcrriStcpn, 9icu' sctcrs
fey. ocn Sorn. @scr9 z. Gerter erridItet.
Su pbilippsburg Ssaprr 60, hat joerr
Or. 9. 9der cine ftbr out suqerichtcte sln'
ltalt, nit oCrtrcffIidcm GurlIpaiTrr:
@bcnIc it eiuc pcrtrcfflide 9GaITrrdniiolt
in @phratha, Qancaifcr So 9>a., Dir iId) pie,
Icu 3u1prutes erfrcut.
Sm Siibcu bcfiueCt itt nur eins hierrpds
tbildle 3nitat, nimIid, su @iIort S.drriicn
Sc., WilGlIppi. Slc wuroe im Sum- 1874
oon Or. Sprcnheiht 9e9runeet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-18
Ghmcr;li6cs tinglId.

Ter "gcltcu 9rapeuer" bcrid,tet ctn frail'
riqcs llnQliid, neld,cs Scrrn Srcpe @alfcfl,
pcn9fidmcnb, (MaG } rinemsInitreid,er, 90:
riae gBcd,r ipirerfuhr, ais berfelbe i'm SearIfi
tpar eineu 8edel poa Sirne gu tcdcn. Su'
eem or niemaIs snprr ben 9Irtifel ocrtcrttai
hattie, Scruatldeigte er rs, I'D, Silr Worhoht
nit cincm Scppid, su perlehen. nm oamlt ole
9Iammen su rrtiden, I'M Nali III, eas 9Ra'
tcrin( cnt,iinecn fclIte unS dnilatt eas Scil'
or ;lr ariecrcn Sid,crbeit i'm Srcicn Su mas
drn, woote or ons 9efabrpcle Experiment in
jciurr Bcbnung ilber oem 6ildcnrfen. Jfad,'
ccm Der 5crprutin hcie 9epcrecn mar, ent'
ccdte CT, ea6 ocriclte onf cine cecr Die anccs
re Neiie unter oem Reiiel IN grano gsrathen
mar. 0aourd, III Surd,t geIeBt, crgriff er
ben GeGeI anlfatt oaS Seuer i'm Sfen ~ lo'
Ideu, uno perIud,te cs cenielbcn ats eem
S.auie a. tra9cn prrauf aIs er ben 8ciieI
athub, lid, Die 9an,c Wade augrnblifIit ent'
,ilnoctr uno or in Den brennenoen Splrltus
cin9chnlt wurbe. gr trug ocnlcIben taIb'
wsqs nbcr Ole Stube, als or nicocrftcI, uno
pcrlie6 bieIclbe banu in cine Tlamnlenmaiie
cinochlut. @r lief bic 3reppe hinauf, NIT
icincn GIcieern ucrbrdnnt uno ielu SNanr IN
Tlammeu lcoerne, in Der SHcffnung chpas
pcu icincu SHabieliqtcitcn Dor brm Scuer rets
ten ;u f6unen auciu CT tpurce curh eas
pcn nntcn herauf rriuscnce brcnncnee Gias
beiuahe crifitt. gswureeu MIR mcu9c Gas
d,en 9crcttct CT hat iein qdn,cs @crmcacn
ciuarbliet, unc wdbreno unteritccltd,rn oer'
Icecncn Jaaen III or picle 3cit in NcI9c ici'
ucr itrctIid,eu forrcrlider Rciecn pabnilns
uia @an hat MIR wcuig i,cffnuns fir irin
Vcbcn. 0cIfsfr.
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NScn S,nmpid,irr SNnbl.

Die StddtSpakt fur oen Stddt Teu'
0amrit,ire fano ait rrrlcEtcn Hienitao ftatt
8 mNSrcu brei @ancic1tcu fur Sjcuperu6r i'm
elnmgc, udmlid, ciu Whi9, ctn ecfo Scfc uno
Gin 9ltclitipuit. Seeerman rprif cae eicier
Stadt immcr NIT elmer fchr orpscn Wctrhct
fir uufcrs Sc0ucr 0icn9-iris e6 Itcirt abcr,
Ino cic Hctttlidcenfcuccn ocrirlten NIT een
Sdriff 2lnId,ttu Der jcet b'rr1 hcncen 0ars
fbci uu;ufrercu, inbem trcB alien SInftrraurs
orn ihrer eicccrs reuuod, Die QEaM id, ,u
G,unitrn Der Whi06 erchtc. 5Nd Gin 0crei:
niaten Staatcu Seuatrr curd, bic ndd,ae Gie'
leBacbuu9 su wdhlcu lit, 70 lpurcc pru unicrn
8eouern, ccujeuioeu bic piIia Gno ihrc cioc'
tie SutereIcn uuo ccs QauccS YRchl fir cic
Uarthci auf;ucrfcrr, uid,t6 uu9cthln 0claecn
nm ecu Siea III erknItcu. Dad, ben jeBi9eu
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thinner rb Der Wbi9 rccr 0rfc @nueirat fir
Scnpcru6r acdcot bat cccr weId,c parthei
bic Wchrhcit in Der Giciceaesuuo habsn wirc.
2cuteN audi uniere Gieoucr acfIcat boteu, 70
war bicS fcinc6we9s aucers ben tcu Q8hi96
erwartct.
Spdtrr crhaltturn |erid,tcu mad, su ur'
thcilcu, 1T fcinc yEaM fir @ruscrn6r burd,
has Trif Qctrcfcn wcrecn. Der Scilcn gt,
ias cufhdlt Rcrid,tc pcn 40 Tciprs, in frr(.
d,cu unicr G,c0en'S1ncirat 10. .44O Stimmcn
crhnlteu unc i5,00S acorn ihn or0cbeu wcr'
ccu iinr. Mad, Der udmIidrn 3cjtun9 babrn
Die gShias, icreit bic gcrithtc ciuacaauoru
waren II, Die llnathdu9iacn II, uuo Die ec'
70 NrfcS Al 9terreieutauteu crrihIt. IEcl'
dies cinen Q8hi0 G'cwuu non priid,en so IL
80 ;ciat. 2cEtcS Gahr hatten uuicrc @e9uc,
zine yRehrhcit pru 80.