davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
Alabama.
From the Montgomery Advertiser, Dec. IS

From the Montgomery Advertiser, Dec. lb
BURNING OF THE CAPIToL--As we write, the crumb
ling walls are all that remain OF our beautiful Cap
tol Ii was discovered 10 be on fire yesterday, about
hall. past o'clock, and all efforts 10 il proved
avaling Bye O'Clock, il was entirely consumed. When
first saw the smoke, il issuing from the front
portico, and IL is nexplicabe how the fire could have
communicated TO this part Of the building from any Of
the chimneys in the Senate or Representative cham:
bers, aid these were the nearest OF those which had
fire in them; and still II is difficult to account for
from the ncendary, il originated in the roof II Is
an awful dispensaton OF Providence, which has thrown
gloom and dependency over our entire community;
Meetings were have been held last evening by the
to consideration Every possible provision will be speed
y made for the convenience OF the houses OF the egs
lature and the State officers. The different denomina
tons will doubtless offer the OF their churches,
30 that the public business need not be suspended but
for a short period. We understand that the clerks
of the two houses saved all their papers, and that the
archives OF the State, in the offices OF the governor,
secretary OF sate treasurer, and comptroller, were
also all saved Most all the furniture and the larger por
ton OF the different Libraries, likewise preserved
from the flames, that the great loss is the building
The city OF Montgomery will doubtless erect another
should Il be necessary. When the fire occurred the
Senate had Just adjourned The House in session,
but in the confusion, broke up without adourning, so
that constructivey, is yet in session Both Houses
will probably meet in the churches this morning, and adj
ourn over until the Inauguration the nth, 10 allow
time for suitable arrangements to be made for their ac'
commodation
Since writing the above, understand that the Pres
byterIan church. together with its spacious lecture
has been rendered for the use OF the legislature.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
.rhe Valley Democrat, virginia.

We have received the first two numbers Of this Journal
Just established in New Market, Rockingham county,
Virginia. under the management Of Messrs Hedrck and
Chambers Judging from the numbers before us, it will
be valuable auxiliary 10 the Of democracy in that
truly democratic section OF the old Commonwealth the
tenth Legion" Mr. Hedrick, one Of the proprietors,
well known in this District, is Of the decapated
der this "no.pary," "non-proscnptve" administration,
and, as sound democrat, deserves we hope he will
receive the support Of the party in that region and else
where. Mr. Chambers, we believe. was formerly con-
nected with journal at Cumberland, Maryland, is
ready and sound writer and gentleman. We commend
"The Valley Democrat to the support Of the democracy
in the "Tenth Legion" and elsewhere assured that il will
ever prove true exponent Of the doctrines advocated by
the great democratic party.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
No speaker as yet,

This exclamation continues TO be repeated from press
10 press, and it is true As il on the first day
Of the session; there is Speaker yeti Three times
was the roll called yesterday, making in all IS votes
that have been taken for the election OF Speaker.
and the House is further from majority than it was
on the first day OF the session. This spectacle is dis
essing to every friend OF regular orderly, and Or
ganized government Il neither increase our love
for the Union, nor raise the character of our republic
abroad.
To present the form Of something like regular organ
zaon upon the precedent Of The provisional appointment
of 1889, Mr. Woodward. OF South Carolina, introduced
proposition yesterday for the temporary election OF
Chairman to preside the deliberations OF the House, in
the person OF Linn Boyd the Oldest member of the body
The vote taken by ayes and Noes and the wings and
sellers united their forces, with rare exceptions
to defeat the proposition, by majority OF II votes And
thus the House continues under the anomalous govern
ment OF Clerk Of the last session. who holds to the
present session He is not member Of the House. He
is not peer of those whose movements he regulates
He is in fact not Clerk appointed by the present
House, and therefore not duly responsible the present
Congress Nor is he sufficiently acquainted with the
parliamentary rules; nor, if he were, is he armed with
sufficient authority to preserve the order Of the House
Fortunately for the dignity Of the body, there have as
vet been few instances Of disorders but who can foesee
how long the present state Of things will connuel And
who did not regret to during the last week, one or
two explosions in the House, which required the greater
dignity Of the Chair TO arrest!
The following s the result OF the last trial for Speaker
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

For the Union
Ds..ela.ss- .fsA. Ua,en s Mean. % Proven, IL.
To Cen T. TAYLOR, ra
President OF the United States
StR; am one OF your countrymen, and not the less
so because one OF those whom you have dismissed from
the public service without crime and without offence.
My removal gives no less claim, however, TO the
rights OF American citizen and TO the interest he must
feel in the happiness OF his country.
The present is porentous moment in the progress OF
the federal government and no one readily avert
all The evils which may Immediately spring from il as
YOURSELF invested you with the oice OF President
OF the Union and the powers cqpfefred upon IT, What
may be the facts your opinions in regard TO the
Wmot Proviso were differently represented in different
portions of the Union, during the late presidential can
and the popular impressions which then directed
the public mind still exist Under their influence Con-
gress has met and the House OF Representatives, deeply
agtated by doubts to the you will pursue IN
OF the adoption of that Provso in regard to any State
hereafter TO be admitted into the Union engaged in
struggle OF desperate determination for the control OF its
deliberations on that subject.
The doubt on their minds or, i may be their fears,
be readily queted and the public business progress
in its regular and orderly channel you do only what It
is manifest every mind you should dote your friends
at your purpose whether 70 approve or place your
veto any bill containing the Wmot Proviso, any
kindred measure, and in hour the House will be
gained after the meeting OF its members.
Sir, you can have no public reason for Withholding
your opinions this grave and portenous question and
there is the incentive OF patriot the happiness Of his
country, well the duty OF your place, which de-
opinions should be longer concealed but every reason
which ought to animate the bosom OF patriot demands
of you 10 make them known Another day, and the die
may be casthe peace OF the Union nay the Union IT,
self, be broken forever And il remember that the
curses of all men through all time will be upon your
head, Make your opinions known before the House
meets this morning, and in few moments all will be
well. JOHN HAMPDEN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
ina vsr.eiiy or ,hs minor Organ.

We find the following extraordinary and shameful
assertion in General Taylors personal organ Of yestsr-
day, and we invite attention to it, as specimen OF the
warfare which has been conducted against and against
the democratic party by the servants Of this adminstra-
zion:
SIT then, that Mr.. Brown, in the view Of the most
respectable OF his democratic friends has been guilty OF a
base action for nothing short OF base action could have
justified the of such language from such quarter
We NOT conceive Ma. BRowS Is BELIEVED PROM
THIS IMPUrATIos BY THE DEFENCE OF THE Union THERE
ARE JOURNALS WHOSE APPROPRIATION Is THE WORST
CRSsURE."
This language is nothing more less than direct
assertion that we have defended the conduct OF MIR,
Brown and that the understanding entered into between
that gentleman and Mr. Wimot met with the appreciation
of the Union This assertion is utterly false and un-
fosnded and il was known to be libel upon us when
it was printed and published 1t is known to every
reader OF our paper that we have not defended Mr..
Browns conduct relative to the speakefshp, and that the
arrangement which he made with Mr.. Wimot did not
meet with our appreciation So far from defending Mr..
Brown do not hesitate to say that we are opposed
to bargains OF all sorts and under no circumstances
would we approve any arrangement which was moi
open and known to all the members of the party The
course OF the Union in this behalf is well known to
General Taylors organ and it well known to that
journal when, with slanderous intent, it coined its false
charge against We do not expect it to reract or to
make amends. Such lbelaty would be at war with its
settled policy and destructive of the objects for which
was established Its business is mendacty. Its daily
labor is to circulate false charges and unfounded state
ments trusting that the antidote cannot reach all who
have been affected by the poison. Having character
to lose il without fear while its position with regard
to the wing party is OF character which enables that
party 10 repudate its conduct whenever that conduct
excites the public disgust. s"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From sur B.ls,asr. Correspondence.
BALrInoaE, Dec. l9--6 p. ID
r,s.sntmsmt for nestissnt York.-7M marksts.

BALTIMORE Dec. 30 p. m.
PyssentneMt for negligent Work-Ths markets.
The grand jury the United States district court have
made tho case Of the recent explosion Of
steamer Haswe which resulted In the death OF one Of
the hands, and the serious manning OF another She was
built by Messrs Reame 81 Neaie, OF Phiadelpha and
concludes with the opinion shat tho por
putting the machinery of the boat together, and ts
inspector who pronounced her servceable aud sound
boat guilty Of the criminal negligence and mis-
conduct"
Our city unusually dull to-day, nothing OF interest hay
ing occurred wheewh construct readable letter, The
Philadelphia papers by the mail this evening arc also
equally barren of incident
The weather again becoming COOL with some signs OF
snow.
The MARkErs-ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
there sales of 300 bbs Howard -four At "a ~;
sales $50 bbls City Mills 81 rs Sales 100 bbls city
meal 49, Sales good to prime red wheat at 80 l0l
cents; white l0S los cents. Corn has declined, and
quote the sales to-day 40 AZ cents for white and % 20
cents yellow Oats % 81 cents, in quality Sales
whiskey 2st in barrels and 27h in hhdssome
ask higher Sales 1900 bags Rio coffee at III cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
Mr.. CIsyton's Connection with the .North American
Newspaper.

Newspaper
The cabinet organ yesterday gave birth 10 the follow
ing paragraph: ..
The editors and OF the Philadelphia North
American have frequently denied and reIuted the charge
that the Secretary OF State ha. any cornexon with their
Journal or is in any responsible for what appears
in IT, either as editorial communicated, that" &c.
Now, will the editors and correspondents" Of the
North American, or the cabinet organ, deny that Mr..
Clayton loaned $4,000 or other large sum, to
OF the editors OF that prnti And will they inform the
public whether or not the sum loaned has been repaid
And will they inform the public, also. If one or both Of
its editors have not been applicants for Office under this
administration These questions answered, we can
Judge more correctly OF the nature of the connexion be-
tween the Secretary Of State and the North American
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

On Tuesday, about / o'clock, the Great Apostle of
Temperance Father Mathew visited Georgetown Col.
and students. and spent an hour very agreeaby On The
following day he was waited upon by number Of the
colegians of whom, Mr. John c. C. Hamilton OF this
address to which Father Mathew responded very hap
ply remarking that it one of the most precious
relics which he would carry to his native land regard
ing piece of the tomb of Washington, which had been
presented to him by Rev Jas B. Donelan as the most
cherished memento he had received. .@.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

T,INE Editions in English calf and rich Turkey
Morocco bindings Of Longeow Bryant Bancroft Iryngs
Works OF Fiction Columbus, Mrs sgourney, Haleek,
willis Gswods Poets Of America, rswolds Poets q England
Iopreows Peerss Poets Of the Ancien Gfis
os sacred England America Hedges Prose Writers
Germany swod Female Poets Of Americas Rowtons femae
Britain, and other American works OF The same class
profuey illustrated just received together with
large collection Of English and prose WRITER'S IN he most
finished style Of publication. $500. ,,..,1,,
Dec, 20 fkANCk TAtLoh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
supreme Court Of the un,tsd states.
"WEDNESDAY, December 10, is49.

WEDNESDAY, December to, IS4y.
John W. Harris, esq, OF Texas, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor OF this court.
No as Lewis Bissell, plaintiff in error, u.s. Mary B.
Penrose The argument Of this cause was continued by
Messrs Good and Ewing for the defendant in error. and
by Mr. Gamble tor the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
rELEeRApnI0 anPoRTs Eoa THn UNION.
Condition of the Northern Markets.

Condition of the Northsrw Markets.
New York, Dec 1872 p. m-Stocks about tho same
United States 6s of 1867, Ill Treasury 6s Ill Pcnnsyl
vana SIS S9l Exchange London n st. Flour without
change$I 62b - 76 for common State southern, d ~
Rye flour, $275 80 S7h. Corn meal, ~ "a ~ -
Wheat inactive, with but saessome southern white
has been sold at lis Rye, SO cents Sales Of nsw
southern yellow at 81 56A cents and % ~ cents
at Sl2 Is Groceries quiet without change Of
prices Tho cotton market is dull with little disposition TO
operate Whiskey 20 cents in hhds. and bbls-
y" "' PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 49,. p. m.
Stocks unchanged. with but light sales Flour qnieso
Rye flour 81 s7h Corn meal W u.s., Wheat unchsngod-
red lO5 cents and white Ill cents Rye scarce At o. "
cents Considerable sales of southern yellow corn at
5 Oats 50 IS cents Not much doing In groceries
New Orleans sugar 81 cents. Whiskey ~ u cents In
hhds and bbs. +. E
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

On Monday evening last Mrs ANN KERR, rcic Of he h'e
ALEXANDER kERR, esq. OF this city -, - a.. ..,..a
and acquaintance Of the ianny arc ~
her funeral o'clock Friday next the slst instant TO move
from 81 Johns church.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

A RESPECTFUL Hint. III members Of Congress would
write their card the Of their places Of residence.
would be great convenience to those friends who de.
sire TO return their call.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

The Hon. Mr.. Julian Of Indiana, who was prevented
by sickness from reaching Washington appeared
in his seat yesterday for the first time.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

The friends OF the Baron Gerot will learn with
pleasure his return the United States as the minister Of
his sovereign the King Of Prussia The Baron arrived IN
Washington on Saturday, and took lodgings at Wizards
City Hotel. -InteLiRencer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
A WELCOME TO FATHER MATHEW.


BY JOHN G. @. HAMILTON.
son of Erin glorious soul
How can youthful hearts control
All the gush Of Joy they feel'
Howfestrain the burning zeal
Now that fills each ardent breast,
Loves fond fiutterings.t to attest
Where's the land that has not rung
With thy praises loudly sung!
Nations hail thee, good and great;
Men thy glory emulate.
Praised by all, then how can we
Silently thus gaze on thee
Check not, then, sweet rapture's gush
Hear the voice we cannot hush .
Thou hast blessed our wretched race;
Thou hast snatched 1t from disgrace;
Thou hast, with thy generous voice,
Taught lone Erin TO rejoice.
Thou hast seized the poisoned bowl
Ere il killed the youthful soul.
Thou has led 10 honor's way,
Him who long had gone astray.
Thou hast bid dark sorrow cease
Thou hast lent TO Misty peace.
Thou hast caused the lonely hearth
Once again TO ring with mirth
What the parents joy to see
Him abandoned saved by thee
What the wife delight to find
Him for whom her soul had pinned,
Clasped once more unto her heart.
All the JOY such deeds impart
None can think OF, none can know,
Ere they've felt the depth Of wo-
Felt by her who, night and day,
,,,as honaatb she hrun I'd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

M St Matthew'S Mathew viii administer
he pledge Of Total Abstinence in this church, aer holy this
,oyning m q o,clock Dec 20
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

We are authorized to say that Banes telegraph line
is now prepared 10 operate between this city and New
York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20
Grant Rank Robbery.

BosroN, Dec. ls-The Phoenix Bank at Westerly, Rhode
Island was entered Sunday night last and robbed Of
SI5 5O0 in notes Of 81 g. $5 $40 and SD reward Of
900 has been offered for the OF the money ana
its circulation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

DIED,

In this city, on Tuesday, 18th inst by Rev O. s.sso'
Mr. ASA DAVIS TO Miss NARY MILsTEAD all Of washington
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

coMBsi CONTEST COMBS Rope and Chain Pattern Tuck
Combs Few more OF beautiful combs from ~ 20 -
each, Just opening PARKERs Tomb fancy' me IL
store, Penn. avenue, National Hotel Dec 49,"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

CaRDIhe subscriber would respectfully notify those
indebted the late drm OF d. Caseu Co that their
them or before the Sh Of tn
MONTH when he hopes win he prepared sctne a. very
the without further delay
order make settlement WIN me nes =. se 's'o
Richard b. Nalley ID CLnsnLii
lS-dt25th fW me .e nrm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

HOR RENT.-That large and commodous three stoty hosss
with building erected the corner Of and
Streets There cisterns in the yard WIN
pump attached the back building supplied mere
tom with apparatus for heating waei movable
wardrobe the house, In every Respect nm
ished In he most mooe'n ss' Dr. CHARIES 5. FRAnEY,
NJ. IN ~. General Land Once.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

SUPERIOR NEW MARYLAND HAMS, Ss--Rsceivsd
~ this day
superior small sire new hams
l4T Nef old hams, OF q fine quality
700 lbs. superior smoked beef
1850 lbs fine middlng and shoulder bacon.
GEO q THos. PARKER b Co,
Dec. ls-2vf Opposite Browns Hotel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-20

IMPORTANT AND INTEREsTING.--Just received q sts-
toner, Hail. McCombe's Compound Restorative Inn con-
nond viii entirely other articles used of
their original beauty all articles Of vanished
mire Carriages patent leather, harness, oil painnns svsi
Mate &c greatly benefited by the use Of THIS
IeIs ~ l, omh ~ ~ - ale by ' VIM FISCHER,
ihG n ao ~" " staiioners' Han.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-11
0eictse pprt Sbip.

ass " II ~ ttf38 &aNI
Die faufte Section eillss aets, betitslt )
,,ett glct bic County @cnnlillcndre
bteies Staats ;ur slt6leauu9 ulto Glns
rihnins pcn Staatswr9cn ST antbcrli's
rem" su tpicerrufen.
Sect. 1. Ssftblr0tn BON btr 0es
nsralperiannlnn9 rtS Staats Oblp:
OaB bic finfte Seetion pe5 Actcs,
ipeleber am "a. Sebruor 1916 gum 0tz
fee sentaebt spurpt, iprltbs Seetipn ptn
County Gcmmi01cndren erlanbt, freie
Surnpifetpese III Staats,rc9e st rtrz
,panpeln, bieielbe biermit wircrrufen
1T.
Seet. 2. Oiefer lct erbdlt 9efesiiz
ebe Rraft tcr unb natb feiner 4,ants
rl.n9.
Stbn g. Sreslin,
Spreher bes 0anles Der Gcprdlentanten
YlreWster Nanpall,
Spreder bes Senats.
Mdrs 10. ls49.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-11
G;nlaomn8 5nr Smbfeript(pn
ouf cen
C0io St0otss SSctcoa.

Sn Sc9r cincr 0rridmmlun9 bcr rctttNrercnrcn
Burger rrn Gontrn murrtn rie itntcr;clnEtcn ols
Committee erudunt, nm Ma$rs8cln 81 trtftn ras
| SrrttclftDen res ,,cbic Staatstctrn" ~ titbcrr
Gs murrt ttthlrtftn nitc Stttun9 mShtntlih III ri.
ntm ptrsrfBtrttn Srrwatt glrit rcm Res Setittrtcn
rrtr res Start Grtlntp Semrfrattn, 81 50 Dollars
iabrli6tn Sutitripticns. prris III Srranstrjobs
lung beraus,uscttr; 81, ,25 wrnn nntrb0ib rcs CT.
fen balttn SnDrts, 50 so tnn w1Drtnp rts jmeiten
Ealtcn Sabrts tne s2,75 wenn trIt n0b 0crlauf res
Sabrts tc;ahlt wirr.
hr. olrtbna8cl ertrt licb rie .ocra59att rcr Stis
tun9 ;u tt9inntr, rtalp ais 600 ltntrrihreittr Sc.
! fanmtlt inr, rrn ncncn irtngtcns Sie .1aftt rrrs
eustt;ablt pat. SrlIte rirte In;ahl niht ;uianncn
grtract merren ffnntn, tr wirS Stntn, wrhe an CT.
nm rrn uns autbrrlrttn Nscnttn tc;abt botcn, ras
G5tlr ;urHdrrItattrt mrrrrn. Sn teinem Sallc mirn
cher init rtr 5erausSatc an9cfn9ri, oIs fis rin eau
crbafrs Srrttclttbtn rrs Slattts III 2luseht 9rlftt
lit. Stt 3eituns mirr rcmrtratif1en 0runp'
f1een bulri9n nr rrelten Ifrts III rtrtpriN9sn fire.
tcn Die Qnsclegcnbtitcn rticr 9rrrcihtn Nerut'
lit mtrren f0n9cmeTcnt 2Brile rarn rcrhanrcl rs
mit a!ttt 9rrfcErunStn sttrctn mtrrtn, uin ausan'
riitbt 9ld@ridtcn ftnrl unr ousIDrib mitjuthtilen
Q8a5 &tcrattlr, Nuntf, QBititniobaft, 8ctrtrN
ilr Nftrtau Sntrrifanrs r0rticten, wirb lic ibrrn
Sccrn rrrfUGren; ittrbaurt fell ras 8latt In ltbrs
reid, nueib ltilr untuDaltrre rptrren, RAP es fG
rtn tcticn 8lattern oct Scr. St1atcn an rc @eite
ftclltn unp tic ousm1rti9tn rtutfhrn SrtUn9tn
trftetn fann.
NUs Gontrn ol!ta 9cbtn 1Breb Gt9tn $500 fir
rcuttbc 3citun9tn natD cntfrnttn &t1tttn. Q8llrrc
rtr srSbtt IDrit ritcr unlmt CUR ltntsrfukung tis
mes cinbtiinhcn 8attts rclrc0tct, tr mare rarurd
thon im brbcn 8rarc rit Gritcnj tcs tcltben 9clt.
drrt; oufTtrrtm metrtn pure9 rns 2Bestnren rislcr
ocrrin9s itDt untteruffnbeIn Gu,e pie rerftetere-
rtr @cfbdfts;mr8c alcr Qprtbril tcroutt, rie
iDncn aus rrrtn unnittrltortn Girtulatirn trma8s
fen milrrtn. Die ;ablreide btuttdbe 8crrltcrun9
Gtort Sruntps unr rer ltn9t9,nb lit im &tonre,
Hcnn rer Q1lc ca it, cine 9rrc9nc rcttfbt 3eitun9
IT tnterItitbcn. $oBt inns raBcr, Olitb,lr9sr, 6arb
sns QStrf lc9rit, tint ttitn tnrc ltrrltNfuns ai1s
9nrben 81 latn, tic III tnrer 9Fitte eEen ebt mir
uns mad tnterncrc 0rte trei,rcn. 9lrr rureb cine
rcblthc ste taarjablrnrtr ltnttrlt4rtiker t6nncn
mir cine 9utt alien biIi9tn Nnforrtrun8cn rntrrz
6tnbt 3titun9 IN ncrcrc Oiiftc trlalttn unp trrDls
fcilcr als ron anrtrtnOrttt. duff Cure 11ihpirfl8,
WlittNr9tr mirr ts trtt ontrnrltit, rb tin frIbcs
glatt 1T unfcrcr lttt ttfftHtn (rll rtrr nNt So6t
tins 0onb ans Q8crf t9tn tn cint,n cltbcn ltuttrs
nrNtntn Gin ratlcrnrts @etteGen ;u ltdtrn.
g. altptr,
Or. 8rot tetufA,
3. Bauer, Committee.
g. 9rutle,
s. l1Glltin.