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WISH to sell the place reside upon. situated upvn
GAlatn Turnpike, three and quarter niles the ty,
containing sixteen in high sate cultivation, improve
ments all consisting Of dive ling house. sta
cribs and well siaptei for garden Those
wishing to purchase upon the premises
July .S-dIm G. B. VANNOY.
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To Contractors.
Fresh Turnip seed

ids will until the 10Th OF August Mayors
I'D Office for the widening and enargng The Sewer South
summer the crossing Of Wilson's Spring Branch.
Pans and Specifications Mayors Office.
july3ih N HOLLINGsYOKTH, Mayer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

A very clever Opposition friend justiies such
demonstrations as we had last night, the ground
that it is so seldom they have an opportunity to
rejoice, and that their jubilee must necessarily be
of short duration. not as much as three months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

The Dougastes helped the Opposition to elect their
candidate in Kentucky, and Gen. COMBS says they
must hereafter regard them brethren.' We
had rather noisy exhibition of tins brOherly feel
ing last NIGHT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

SINGULAR FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-A young lady was
struck by lightning while skmming milk in a cellar
in Cortland county, New York, on the 4th inst The
fluid struck her on the side, tearing her apron into
shreds passing through her dress and under clothes
melting one OF her hoops-tO her hip, thence down
her leg tearing her stocking on one side in places
from onehalf to an inch apart until it reached the
heel when it entirely destroyed that portion of her
hose ana rent her shoe into numberless pieces
Strange 10 say she escaped with comparatively
l.4sl, min
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Norm carolina LegioIature,

The Petersburg (Ya.l Express Of the 18th gives the
following table of Democratic losses and gains in
the Legislature of North Carolina as far as heard
from
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Houses and Farm for Sale.

TENHE commodous and elegant buildings the home and Fa
als Academy erected BY the Sisters Charity three
North Nashville Brick Church Turnpike ara nov orS
the advantageous terms
100 in cultivation and the remainder PASTURE rich
eligible fertile land. large portion under fine rock.wa
fence border washed by branch Wbt-s
Creek 1t situated command one OF the S-au
full prospects country Of the Oldest heaiest aud
respectable neighbOheods Of the State Two
springs II We
The chief brick building with eighteen Epeaad and
every Of constructions be used for school pur
poses or as a residence Of the frat order.
Another brick house Of Ave and 4 cottage Ct two.
The place be easily divided. For terms Sprly to
augIl-wlm A. G. BRANBAM, on the premises.
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Coffee! CORee!!

VKTE are n erept offs shipment Of the nnest oOGe
W eved IN Nashville, which Offering TO be Hadeat
a low azure laug9l kIZELL, HOOPER 4 &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

FOR THE CANVASS, Single COpy.-.........-.6O Gents
Clubs Of 1--WE mCre....-.....5O -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

ty-two white females were married to negroes in
the State of Massachusetts, last year.
HoRRoRS or THE CIVIL WAR IN YENENEIA.-Civil
war in its most horrible shape is prevailing in
Venezuela well as in Syria as the following brief
letter in the Journal Of Commerce dated Laguayra
June 10Th, will show:
Your readers have no doubt heard many accounts
of the civil war in this unfortunate country but
not one-fUurth of the dstresses and disasters are
generally known The rural districts have most
awfuly suffered in the burning of the villages and
houses, destroying plantations and the cold boOded
murders, Iapes and assassinatons wantony pre-
petrated.
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EOH nd

A WATCH KEY with a likeness in it. The get
said Key BY calling at this ooe, proving property and
paying for this notice iuly2g-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has been claimed for
DOUGLAS The Milledgevile Federal Union of the 9TH
states by authority that he is for BRECKENRIDGE and
that his position has not been doubtful for moment
since the result of the action at Baltimore known
to him, nor has any one who has conversed with
HIM on the subject, been left in doubt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11
Franklin Pema1e InaItu,e.

FNHE Ts enty sixth session OF Institution will commerce
Monday, August 2D, for forty two weeks
Miss Mary Walker wall retain her position Ornamental and
Literary Department The services Of Fannie Douglas
have been for the Musical Department she is faith
fu and efficient teae superior Pianist Voeaat ard
will give entire saaction all entrusted care
The prime pal epared comfortably ten or
twelve boarders. For further particulars andres
JAMES A. McNUTT, Principal.
DIRECTORS OF INSTITUTE
Col JOHN McGAVOOK, President,
MAJ WILLIAM Nancy, DR. ANDREW B. EwINs,
ROBERT BRADLEY, GEN NJ Y. BEGRAFRENRtED,
john l. Nc WING, P. G. s. PEKKINs,
7. n. ATKINSON, JoHN II OTEY,
JOIN D. MCEwISs, RsQ.
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ENRESh CONSIGNMENTS-
IL 20 Boxes w. 4 Cheese; 80 Dozen Cedar BuckstE
l25 Bushels Neal; 20 Bales Hay:
barrels Beans; go sacks Corn.
Just received on consignment and for sale y
jursa3 b. D. DTcKBY.
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Mrs. MARCY, the widow of ex-Gov. WV. L. MARCT,
is at present with her daughter staying at Aix-la-
Chapelle after a visit to Paris.
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summer! Summer!

ME weather getting warm, ard the time change
underwear Just received large and superb assortment Of
UnderShirIS and Drawers, t0-wit:
GsuZe Silk Shirts and DraEers
Isle Thread hirts and Drawers;
Merino do do;
Net Cotton do DO;
Shaker FLANNEL do;
Jaconet shirts. Drill anS Linen Draw prices
Call at No. % Cherry Street, door from Union.
may22 J. II. McGILL.
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A few Lots left for Sal,
Now Cigar mud Tobaoco Store.

TENBH asks leave inform smokers and chewers
we'll dealers in Cigars id robaec, that be has just
opened gar and Tobacco Store No Is Public Square,
door Cahoun old stand where he keeps constantly hand
general assortment the best brands Of good sin his line Also
Smut, Pipes, &C laug9-tl NOAH CRANE.
For Sale. Rent, or will be Exchanged for
City Property,
VERY comfortable residence with lsk adjoining the
Fair Ground The house has the first door,
two the attic and three in the basement three brick rvAns
houses smoke house. and large ice house, has been newly
Panfed aid pspeTed, and Is in complete order.
auR0-n JOHN EIRKMAN.
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A gentleman from Marion county informs US that
it was understood Mr.. HOPKINS was to accompany
Mr. WHTTHORNE through East Tennessee, instead Of
Maj. Polk. 1t has been pretty currently reported
for few days past that the latter gentleman had
consented to 60 on the DOUGLAS ticket with the I'M
Outstanding that he was not to canvass for it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11
Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOH sale.

Cypress Bend Plantation in Chccs county,
Of the best Cotton Plantations Mississippi
river row offered for sale at the extremely low prce
wv Il has on all the Improvements and machinery required
Tor eighty hands, au1 900 Of land gaton
bearing Of unsurpassed 500
acres altogether in the tract aud not arabic Pro
e;te1 as this place BY front and sid levees overflow
possles and upon examination it will cheapss
place on the river
Refer 10 LuSDsIEY Nashville TENS the premises
70 L. Z 4 A. @. WkLLB0kN.
jEly27-hu NOvI56i
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Land for sale.

QENG DESTROYS Of moving South, oEr for sale farm Of
200 acres lying Cumberland river, in JOLs Bend D.
wilson the Hermitage go OF bottom
land about Of which is cleared ard the balance
we'll tmeeed or the 100 upland there are aboat fory
cleared.
fine place IA. sell wood Wood can be sold At
all times for cash.
There upon this FARM dwelling house smoke house
cabins Any persons desiring to examine this farm
with view purchasing at time on me premises
JrIv "a ls6i-d3m Il. B0NDUkANT.
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- Is there net some secret curse
G.. hidden thunder--red with immortal wrath
g. hia@t he wretch who owes his greatness
~ bis country's ruin, VCheeTs.l

aIn the language of the lamented immortal Clay
1 had rather be right than DC rreSi1e'i' lAnuus-
aStf n seems to me to be impossible that those en-
.na5 i1 1 his can have contemplated the awful con
gageu IN eiins rs success If it breaks asunder the
SaI5s Of our Union and spreads anarchy and evil
war through the land, what IS II less bold mann re
treason to the natural consequences of his act
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

TEyHE undersigned having ased this establishment from
AesTs ALLOWAT q RosTER, will it with a select
Dramatic Company about the IOa OF spember Ladies
and gent OF good standing apply Mr.. W.
lat Messrs Bernard Co.'S Theatrical Agents New York;
MUELLER 4 EVERETT.
juIy2s Lessees ana Managers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

On Dtaderickl Street3 NashVille. Tenn
TUNHs DcToR Is regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from old couury and oing already een
ia erica with Is fame established for his nary
the Of desperats be despes expose
his patients or to hugbug the public With seous trashy
testimonials.
10 private diseases the Doctor failed yet cure
despeascssess years taDdnR sfsr hey had
been teatsd without given BY nine other Ph
eians; credible tsmsn testify these esssrNns
oaE prset in large capital CT les ana hoaS Of the old
an this country made him familiar win thsse diseases
The Doctor IS the American Reuch and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with pohteneSs c0nseienti usnes and discreet n
Persons at distance may ad lie and medicines by con
sung him through iaeosn fee at east $ to Post
only POCKET the trouble any uf
ther) His fanii, residence North Market street
suglO-dxg,n.
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snow AT THE WHITE MoUNTANs-lt is stated that a
fov ma tches of snow remain on the Northern slopes
of the White Mountains, in New Hampshire The
.rovy.arcb in Tuckerman's Ravine fell on the 18th
nj, The snow is now about five feet deep, on each
s;dc of the stream which forms the arch. Ii IS
almost solid mass. Unless warm rains occur IN
August some of the snow in the ravine Will remain
until September possibly small portion may
last until the first fall of snow IN the early autumn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city proy eTty, the remainder OF my premises the
suburbs, consisting Of well built dwelling Of eight rOom
large cellars servants houses stables &C. and between eleven
twelve superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five separate Um the remainder Of the
IL desired These premises scinng the grounds sold BY
last spring Of about IS 10 per foot less by half
than equa distance the square and equally
srabe other respects selling icing the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the present
Bostick, Esq, Also,
few Lots left for Sale.
will also fer the ensuing lease upon long time
the commcdous dwelling the Of Broad and Yauxh
Streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply ~
Cherry street, 10 J L & K BROEE, to
zuly %. ls6a EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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DAILY IS; TRIwEEKLY So; WEEKLY 81
INVARIABLY IN ADvAEcE.
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ANDRETH's lump Seed, winter, varTEnsi
jaiy27 RIMS. BROWN CO.
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An INTERESTING QUEsTIoN.-The query has been
started in the New York papers as to what right
the Great Eastern has (she being foreign Vessel to
make coastng trips; and. also. what right the stew
ara has to sell liquor on board that vessel not hav-
States laws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11
A. Chealham C Bro.
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, 'BRANDIES
CIGARS. TOBACCO, &c.,
No. +" College street. Ne
NASHVILLE TENN
FiNE COGNAc,
United Vineyard PrOprleIorss Co. c.~.a-
Fine Ol3 ssSazerac'' CaEnae.
ssyalIantIa, CoEnae.
old London Dock Coxnas. &c

To vheE would esIlthe particular stsnoa Of sou,.uv
and thOss Who want article q BEady for dcI pa-
veil known: ~ q
Madame Fs.cI Of Ponsssdin-
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..su,tcm work

yRNHE Broadway Mills short time will be prepared
grind Wheat Corn for TOLL Farmers In the LghbsrhoOd
ale requested 10 call and examine the gements.
juiy14-n DIcKEYs Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11

O. GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, -JNo. c. BURcH.
LEON. TROUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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CATOOSA SPRgNGS

NEE subscriber having again taken lease Of
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the S0uth,
be prepared to Ieve visitors the middle Of June next
will merit continuance patronage which
ofcr has been literally bestowed upon popular Summer
Resort
shall endeavor at all times provide my table all the
atainabe uxures Of the and have made arrangements
20 keep on hand constant supply Of Ice.
shall also haze the BEsT COOKS procured the
South, and shall provide sueency Of faithful attentive
erYants. have also engaged the se.vicesof
50 rERIO1S mUSICsANS,
and those Who delight in the "c0neod Of sweet sounds will
sbundanly gratihed
The HsDIChAL TTR7 UE Of many and Va led min.
scrption. In addition the Red and Black Sulphur
springs Of them combined with Iron and Magnes4 there
is inexhsustbe we'll Of the Free Ny
dations extensive have pleasant cottages
from the main hotel where families quiet and
tired as In their own homes
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
CS.oOsa springs in Caooa county, 20 miles from
the Western aud Atlantic Railroad. good
Hacks will be platform the arrival Of each train The
Springs have direct rdrcad communication with Savannah
Charleston. Augusta, Macon Medgeve Columbus Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and ChattanoOga.
Terms of kSORrds
= single Week.--. l0sC
Visitors wish to board By the with their
families will be boarded $50 per month Those who wish
esngsg board by the season. woad do we'll address the
Springs.
ITChiIdren and servants boarded at half price
april 25-its4m IL. HARTMAN.
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IN THE COMMONS.
Kentucky Elections.

The Democratic majority on joint ballot at the
last session was 5S 1t cannot be overcome
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Turnips! Turnips!!
ENTE have for sale at ave cents paper, nfty
Wh { Dutch Turnp Seed Long White Turnip Seed;
Red Top Strap Leaf urniP Seed; yellow Aberdeen TarnP
ROberisOn's Golden Ban Turnip; skiriings Baga
ali above from Bliss famous Nurseries, warranted
iuIyI4-a MACKENZIE & MsoHIN.
Wholesome Bread!
TUNHB WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sweetest and
most wholesome bread-neTer fail to rise.
1--we have just received large lot fresh from New York
juyl4-h MACKENZIE MINcHIa.
Cholera, DySenfery and FIux!
FENHE GREFENBERG DXSENTERY SYR-
bowels See ee6cas from the Board Of Health Of New YORK
and enquire Of Of the citizens OF Nashville most Of whom
STRENGTHENING TONIC, for all vho suffer from
the heat, from debility, indigestion Hani Of appetite, nervOu,
THEsEALTR BITTERS, only 25 cents a paper
will half gallon Of the Bers suitable for the
Complaints that family be without they wish to
iulyi4-tf MACKENZIE MINcHIN.
NEW YORK wIRE MILL.
NELSO a. RECB ND,
Manufacturers Of and Dealersin
WIRE De ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
KHAR attention given their Ware
house. - John St Y, Which will De filled prOuPtv and
[ ist, prices a. forrest Kdrtet hdtss
Terms--sx Moo tbs payable Bau, with current
Of Exchan New York, per OG for
Wire Mil 25sl street, Warehouse 81 JOhn St. New York.
Premium MincraI ~ alters. Porter
and Ale.
r tn undersigned. desire inform friends aBd
city Of Nashville that am now fully PIE
Jared furnish and all tie named beverages
y may rely on sw.ys .neir or5rs a,tened TO-
Pers,as furnishing Pic Vic excursions and other ss be
the city that all have opportunity Of beng always
supplied N. MCCORMICK.
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ATNA COT

R q due a Prices
% 900 RS'a:as 'l''''@ s. Sf' ' TosH IS;
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Notice.

Notice.
cOpartnehip heretofore existing under the stys Of I'D
WARDS, GILKERsoN & Co. this day dissolved BY
tua consent. GIXERsON retiring from ,he fra.
10. EDWARDS,
J. K GILKERSON,
July "A, 1860 y. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, =. HARRIS, e. KDwkRDs
EDW ARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
successors TO EDWARDS, slLKERsoN co.,
EWTILL the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding
w Commission business the old College AID
Church iulyl5-u
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N u - IN Go M a TT,
INSURANCE AGENTS
25 COLLEGE STREET, Nashville, Tenn,
$4,000 State Bonds with Comptroller.
s5,OOO,OO0 CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED
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TIE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

Am the NaShville and Chattanooga Railroad will
~ running 22i dag Of July. In close connection viii
Tie Express Trains ~ Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah, ard continue d1ring re Business
Through time from Nss York. izht days
luiY42-tf Il. w COLE. Snnerinlenaisns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-07
Stcbt Der 4rdiiocnt Der Nepublif
'ilbcr Dem EcfcH2

!, Die flrseite uno ri9tisi1e. DEFINITION
bon rem @clen res &mte5 unleres prali>
rentcn, pelde man auf Yefra9en renen
aiebt bic fi6 iber bic giinriatung un|erer
Staatsmafbine unterri6ten ,pollen, ii
aepSbnltd, uGr Der erFtDie~
eroe6@plfes." .. NJ.
Nud baben YrdirenterL ME 8aibinaz
ton Monrce, Seferlon, Sadion u. q. ibr
Nmt itreng na1 pieicr @arine %ser,paltet.
5err ,Saunes Bu@aVa,h eer il6 ibetbaupt
nur9 Die Grfnrun8 teuer unb yon ben
bisber More 9epeleneuL Iebr eerfdiepenen
1beurien mertwurris berypr 9etban,
,ldfint pie(fr Nnf6t nidt I'M entferntelten
mebr 81 ;bulcisen. ~. =. liz ,.a,
Je}ames Budanon Sat ndmli6 nit bir<
rem Worten ben @ertreterr Der Patton I'm
eorAre6 crfldrt, Gin prdIpent Der Ser.
Staaten frbe iiter rem @e1cb. uno melt
en'i,rgt teM @p!fe @edcnl9oft fir feline
amtsoerpattuns f4uleto ~ tein, pie je-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-07

unieres Statues, bepeist un6 nur> bab
5err Gorcoran il@ pes 3utrauen6 uup
Der Greunci@aft cerer erfreut bieibn an,
belten tannten. a !
GS 1pQtesuns CUR b6dfen Treute AereizI
den, wenn sic M%mtsiubruns piielts 9xrrnI
bic cute Meinuna ieiner Stimmeebft be-
frdfti9te; au@ III 8e5u0 ouf Ben erwdbl>
ten Mayor unb S:artridter mS6ten mir
germ unre6t aebabt baben, benn elmer UNI
o%bbdn9iaen 3eitun9 tommt IS ni9t tarauf
an, cob ite &e6t bebalte, ionoern ra6 pas
@ute,- meldrs fe fir Die @rmeinbt o,,z
ftrebt, ,aus9eflbrt werbe,, mare eS aud
oura bte,Smfl@e f1e fir unfdbi9 9ebalten,
cielc Nui8abe III Dien.
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MmerifQni11e NQ6ri6ten.
@6deutlihe Nunolbau+

, aus Meri C. Seem s Orleans, 20,
Mars. Per Ddmpfer WaYe, rer aelfcrn
IN Gerrid Bay 3d., antaln1 triaAt Na6z
ri9ten ron 0era Grui bis gum q.
Die Yel1te6un5 Der Start eauerte bis
gum II. unp Mirampu {lirmte fann rte
Statt, rpurce jeeo1 mad einem balbtinz
pi9en 8ampfe nit 9rpbem 9erlu(te su:iid>
ael6laaen. Gs waren BON 200 bis 800
8eiber unb 8inper in oea GalteQ. Die
8tidnbuns wuype an eeplelb1n Sage esz
ntuert unc ridtete srvben Sdaren ali.
Cine Bombe ploBte in ccm anaerlfanilden
Gonfulatagetdure, has i1d Mirancno
.NNrtiQerie gum 3ifle senomuen su BADEN
f9ien. @
Gin ancerer Nuarif ::puree iii rer Nadt
pom IS reriudt unp wurce au,QdscIdlaz
gen. Die Sr1ppcn G%araYajal'5 nabnler
eincn Bug RON Is init Munition II. Nab>
rnp9emitteln belapene 8ascn neg ipwie
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ber quite Oiener leifem 6errn, pirfe CT
ra6 pripelesium cer Il nperantwortz
lid BEN @on9reb 9e9enuber bcan<
lpruden.
Diele6 unerb1rte acknowledgements bot
Der pralitsnt in Golge elmer 9eaen Jpn
ei1aeleiteten unterludune peaen unrcdtz
ferttateit unc Betedune crlailen, cine unz
teriu&un9, melde 9e9enpdrti9 BON elmer
i'm 5auie gu eieiem 3wede ernonntcn
COMMITTEE ee9en i'm 9efdbrt miro.
ST bat cine 8otldoft an ras 5au6 &C.
iditt1 n.rer Ct remirlben gang unserbliimt
unc nit eem grDbten 0Iei6mutb Don Der
8elt has Nedt abitreitet bur6 cine lolde
Committee cine l1nterl u4una rre9en Cor
ruption II. Sdminoel 9esenaib su flbren.
.DieieS 1T. fiber Die oetpe9telte Grfldz
run9 .pelde ou6, hem Munce oeS nGrtea
Dieners" pes golfea fnmmcn fam, uno
iet9t eeutliGer ais ale biSbe,t9en S9ritte
Budanan's ra6 er rie beiten Nnlo9en ;u
einem ,,G;aar 0robmu9ul prer Staatsz
freidtailer bdttc> auf rem Stuble re6
Yrdiipenten elmer Nspublif aber ni9t i'm
Minceten an }tinem plaBe 1T.
~Seccr, BEN tas @runrprinSip unierer
faatli&en Ginridtun9en am 6erSen lie9t,
mus nit Gntriifun9 rerncbmen, rc6 Ter
prdliccnt, rer berufcn 1T, ie 81 idiiyen,
ren 8criud ma6t, ie Su rcrnidten, in
BEN CT rie GrccutiHe fir uncrrci1tor rpn
rem 0e1cb crfl&rt, rem rrd jepcr SlrAcr
rcr @cputlif in 9leidcr @eiie untcrwprs
fen fem loll.
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