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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
xxxvtrth CoNcREss-Third Session.
SENATE. .WAsn1Norov, Dec. Q, 1862.
YiIr LEAGUE-rsI AND MATTER.

YiIE LEAGUE-IsI AND MATTER.
Mr.. GRIMES rep, Wis., offered resolution
calling OH tie Secretary Of the Navy Tor coPes =.
TIE majority and minority re- ors OF me DS"'u ~
Officers appointed III accordance WIN ano a. a.
autiorzing The Secretary Of the Navy TO accept "o
si,le 10 League Island. Agreed to. ,,,,.
CrrIZYNS or KENTUCKy CONFINED IN fi,'soN'
Mr.. lowell dem, ky.) oheIed TSeOi!'ion,
ealing on the President 20 inform : tha ST. &c
regard 10 the number OF ci'lzens % 'ne o'"'e "a
heutucl<y who have been cCnnlea III camps ana
~,l,a,v -sors If The United States outside Of the
Lite - 10, State and also 10 inform them what
.bo .torrss oceirst ,hen and by whose author
,ty the arrests were made. LAID over.
COST OF PROSECUTING LAM SUITS IN CALI
TORNlh.
NJ .,,DOUGALL Dem. Cali, offered q resolu-
,;o I;ng ON the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 iur-
- ,,s senate statement q the amount Of money
,5iS Cav urosecutiHg land titles, sus, &c, in the
state Of California during lSJf, 1875 1873, looO,
ana S6l aud also The amounts paid for searches IN
Mexico Laid over.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
AR. POWELL offered joint resolution stating
hat
Bf,yeq Many citizens Of TIE United sa'e' hsve been az.
rested aid imp soued wiiao. ooy charges beng p'siefed
acsirst hem WrsfCver; Therefore.
krsolrss Iha5 all such arcs ere unanon1ee o! ue Con
the power deersed by people to the President and that
Siosto Of The Cons1tn.n Of he United sacs and & il
rv rsuasi fla. all such shall heCofteF
and tal, an persons a1estc1 shal have prompt al d
speed, a according provisions Of tbs Constitution
0. Re in nied.utey released
The resolution was laid over.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Nh DAVIS (Un., hy.l, oiirred a joint resolu-
ion declaring that i Is hereby recommended that
al the States chose delegates to meet in Conven-
ton ut louisville Tic fret Monday Of April next,
70 take iato consideration the present condition oi
he country, and the proper means toibe pursued for
restoring the Union, and that the LeglauFes OF the
Gite1en, States Jake such action as tAoy NAV deem
at for this purpose at the earliest possible date
The resolution Was lad over. Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
W.surNLrpN Tuesdav Dec {,

NAsNtNGTpNt lntsoANs Dec = 4o9%
DI1r,rS on IMPORTS RECOVERED BY SUIT 10
BE PAID ~ SPECIE.
Mr. HOOPER rep, Mass.l, from the Committee
on Wlvs ana Means, rcDOr,ed blii providing mat
all iud cments recovered by the United States IN
sui;, now pending, or which may hereafter be
broupht lol the collection or recovery o. duties on
imports or money due the United States from Col,
lectors or other officers shall be pad IN goia ana
silver CEN OF tie ULited States.
The bill Was passed
INCREASING PAY OF SOLDIERS.
On motion Of Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, Ind.), reso-
utica Was adouted lnsirlc.ing the Committee on
Bili.ary Affairs 70 inquire ana report on the pro-
pr'ety o. increasing tie pay OF soldiers TO $40 per
'nosth, and making such reduction IN the salaries
OF officers OF the army not actively engaged as may
not iiarair the efficiency Of tie patlic serYlce.
NJ RICHARDSON Dem, H., ofered reso-
luton which, being objected TO, could no be acted
mon recurring the paw Of each private and noncOm-
nissioned officer 10 be paid n gold and silver.
APPOINTMENT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
hr. CALVERT On. MIDI olered IA resolution,
which wac adopted calling on the Secretary OF iAe
NAVY 70 inform the Hou.e whether appointments
of ActnQ.llidshipmen had been made during the
recees Of Congress other than thote mace regularly
uuder lie law; If So % furnish the facts N the case
Mr. SHEFFIELD In, r. H., offered resolu-
ton which WAS ado pied, Iustrucuug TIC COMMITTEE
of WAYS and Means TO inquire into the cHPcdiency
of reyealing 90 mucn Of tie law OF May 81, 1907,
relative 10 the collection OF duties on Imports &c,
rs provides fer the OlsilOulOn VI penaili-s among
officers of customs and others.
ADMISSION or FOREiHN COTTON DUTY FREE.
On notion If Mr.. SHEFFlELD !, was resolved
that the Comnitte o. Ways AID Means b. instrucieI
10 consider and report 10 the pIopriety oi admit
ting cotton brought from Foreign counties free Of
duty. srd re,on by la or otterwise.
REDUCTION OF EXPENSES OF LAND-OFFICE.
On motion Of MIR. EDWARDS rep, y. H., The
Committee on Public Expenditures was Instructed
10 examine iotc the expenses OF tie General Land
Once md report whai ieIuouoGs may Ue made con-
sistent with The public interests.
sNr COX Dem, Oh, asked leave to introduce
. re o!u,ion, insiructng the COMMITTEE o. Way.
sd Ms.us 10 IGG are iuIo the expedeLcy Oh raGue'
inc the tsx or wilsky i've cents per gsiion VIII
Tie view OF iuc.ea-iug tAe revenue.
Mr. LDNEJO4 I-ep.. lul objected, a-!H
tia, TIE reyenue Is already large under tie I.ete-
law.
ABROGATION OF TREA1IEs WITH TIE sioU "
Mr. AiDKICH rep Min), introduced bii
auuulliag and abTog alIk all treaties tciween t1'
Jured States and certain bands OF Sioux indiana
eud Tor the reiei OF the srerers by the IuGiah Out
breaks - Minnesota.
ADJOURNMENT.
AtIZl O'Clock, 10 fusAer business appearing be
fore the House il was meved TO adjourn.
Motion carried. Adjourned.
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CITY ITEMS.

THr HAYTIEs MAS-or-WAR. - The llaytien
corvette, "22 December" has been in this port for
number OF weeks, having some changes aud repars
made TO her engine. She is beautiful iron steamer,
500 tuns, and nearly new. During the time of her
detention here, number Of highly respectable per
cons called on board; on Thursday, the Hon. Hiram
Barney, accompanied by Mr.. Usher, the llaytiau
Consul made her visit and were received BY The
officers OF the hip with the distinction due 10 thei
position. Before sailing she irsd u national salute
which wGs responded to by the lag-shig Of Admra
Paulding, with an equal number OF guns. Col
Roumain, adc.decamp to the Presiden: Of iiayti, a
whose deposition the corvette was placed, was res
peclfuly and kindly received by the authorities, boil
here and by the President and his Secretaries Al
Washington. The ship sailed Tor Port au Prince on
Sunday morning.
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BULLS HEAp.-The report of the Cattle market
this week shows the receipt Of beeyes smaller than
before for many weeks, and about 200 head less
than the previous week, and consequently maternal
rise in prices; more cattle selling at cents pound
than at any time since last Spring The number IN
the yreat market place OF Forty-fourh street, has
not been rs small as it was this week since the
middle Of July, AID only twice since April. 1t ID
also little curious to that nearly half the num-
Der hail from tits State, and that tie supply from
Illinois seems very low. As usual, the statistical
information in the report is interesting, as well as
the prices Of all kinds Of butchers animals, aud the
very large number received particularly SWINE
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Tn.sKs FROM CoMPAsY 4, or THE TWENTY
rorlrn MAsE AEGMESr.-Tho members OF Com
rany 4, o, he y h Maine, Were the recipients o. II
box of eiuiT turleya and several barrels Of apples
on Thanks living Day. This handsome gft was
r,esenteI be- Capt. Southland, Of Richmond, Maine, -
geniemln doing IN extensive business III TINS CITY,
lie hls taken Is lively interest IN ihis company from
iis earlcf, organization and has exered the utmost
is oudeA ,ors 10 promote s best interests and !.
Justly chased a..gas Tic Vtl.0.,s -.sl a-o-e o-iel
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ARREST or AZ IMPosroR.-A man calling himself
James Williams was arrested yesterday as an IN
postor. H. appears that he has been calling about
town begging aims and exhibiting forged letters OF
recommendation from clorgymen aud others stating
that he was worthy, n member OF the church, and
had seen much aillicton. Among the forged sigma
tures ,yas tina, OF the Rev. DR.. Hawkes., who is now
in Baltimore, and whose signature purported to nave
been obtained yesterday. Mr.. Rudolph A. Nitihaus
Of No. 81 West Thirty-fourth street discovered the
flaud and caused the arrest OF the imfostor, who
WAS cent to the Psnitentiary as q yagrant.
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Sale OF REAL EsrArE.-Yesterday morning the
residence of T. j. Stewart, situated at Fort Wash.
ington, was sold at auction ut the Merchants EX-
change for &c. 500. TIE property comprised a
splendid mansion and out-buildings, and about nine
acres of land. 1t was sold subject TO mortgage OF
s3i O00
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Oyylcgns or GnLEswooD CLaErrEY.-M the
.r,,,al ,lecfion Of the Greenwood Cemetery Coipo-
ration On Monday afternoon tie following trustee
were chosen: Robert Ray, Cyrus =. Smith, John
n prc,t.re Henry Freeman aud j. Cafaon bre-
,oort. Subsequently the BoGld organized by e'ec-
ti.n Of Robert Ray % President; hoh'y l.. / '''''-
cont Vice PreDdent; j, a. Perry, Coa1''-'eF anu
S.c.e.a.!.
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MORE IRoSsTDEs.-On Monday one hundred soldiers
arrived in this city from Madison County, en- route
to Camp Curtis Noyes' the IronsideS Regiment,
near Jamaica, Long Island. They are under the
command Of Capt. Messenger.
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D,YAGED WHEAT.-Of the six thousand nine
hundred bushels Of wheat on board the canal boat
John Van Buren,, which sunk at the side-cut, IN
West Troy, last Tuesday only two hundred bushels
have been recovered without damage. The cargo
is insured in the Fulton Company, Of New-York.
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Fire.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Dec. 2. 1862.
Batham's planning mill was destroyed By fire last
night. Loss si0, 900. The fire was the work OF an
ucsndiary.
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A CoMpLAIsr PROM THE 9th MAlSh REGIMENT.
"A member of the 18th Maine Regiment acknowi-
edges the Kindness of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
in opening the doors of his church for quarters for
the regiment, but denies the statement that break
fast had been provided for the men in the Park Bar
racks or elsewhere. Officers and men are Justly In
digAant that no provision had been made for their
entertainment.
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooS.-On Saturday Of this
week there will be total eclipse of the moon, visible
throughout the United States. The obscura'ion Will
begin at about o'clock, g. M, and continue about an
hour and ten minutes.
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4 CARp.-Tho soldiers Of the 20 Connecticut
yol,o,o,. would return their thanks to tho lfoeof' q"
Trs TrinrsE Tnes snd SaA. oI bunde' Of 'reH p'' q
the latest dates Also, to The H"9's Tor ie" 90 "'
received this day.
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ScHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SHAWsED ToSic AND MANDRAKE PILLs,
orshe whoLEsRLE and RETAIL at the depot.
CONRAD Fox,
No. 81 BARCLAr-sT, N

JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway where the oenu-
Inc hepro,evng BALsoRAL Doors for ladies and children
are mace also ne gentemens Slippers In great variety Ca
and see JEPFxRs, No. $40 Broadway.
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CtycgssAri Dec 2FLouR advanced l06l5c, the make;
closing AZ - l0U55 IS whey &c. with an upsafd
tendency HoGs dull 4, ga - go receipts, Of sen'oh ~
go the largest ever up this date MESS PORK firm
ud unchanged.
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Resten Weekly Bank Statement.

BosrOs Tuesday, Dec. z lSt1
c,t,, ,ocs "a 23l 700 Duo 20 o.neg II bot u0
Loans and discounts 20 $50 .tO deposits ..''''.' 49,
"'--SiNO
Z Ii. from, other Eks ga9,6Otl
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FHc-I HAVANA AND BaEXrCO.

ArriVal of French Vessels fror, vcrn Cruz
Delay Of Military Operation against
Purbia-The Occupation of Jninpn -
Banquet TO Gen. FOrey ni Oriznh" -
News from ycncxuetn-Fo6rral Vessels
nj Havana.
The United States mail steamship Union, Tuomaf
W. Wilson commander, from Havana Nov. p, and
Hilton Head, s. c.. Nov. %, arrived on Tuesday
morning. Ga nov. &c, at q. III, - miles north Of
Carysiog Ref passed large Feet Of vessels st an
Choir; q. H. lai % A. lon. az So, was boarded
from the United states gunboat Santiago de Cusa,
Com. Rdgeiey-all well.
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MARRIED.

BAXTFR-NORGAE--On Thursday nornio, Nov 81 bv
the Rev w. H. Collins, Orsn Baxter Of N.wli.xsn Conn
Miss Elizabeth A Morgan, daughter OF ths a.
Daniel Morgan. deceased, OF New Rochelle N Y
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A,rrarp F,grzzrtuENr BY CLERE.-John
Yate- employed in the establishment OF Ensie -
Co.,. South First street, 3D.. as clerk, was brought
before Justice Perry, yesterday, upon the charge Of
enlightenment. The accused was employed ~
salesman and collector from Apri! 10 October, leO3
during which time, Us alleged in the complaint, he
,.ceiyed from customers the sum ofs2 is9 20 which
he applied to his own use. Edmund ienni, one oil
the firm testified that Yates admitted to him that he
had received aud collected over 81 900 OF moneys
belonging 10 Eug.e & Co., and that he had RENTED
: 30 10 England. The defendant pleaded not guilty,
,,d ,be examination WAS fixed ior Thursday next.
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SrnDry DrArm.-Coroncr Ranney heid au ll iu i,
vcs,.d. v upon tho body Of Michael Finn' 10 ',l - 49,
tv...Del 81 street yestoIa1y nontaf V"'t 80 ~
of the heart wa rendered Deceased fca'd'" "' 'o
Gl W4snlns.On street
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DEATH OF carr. THOWts kiEG.-Mr. 1nonas
V .gerly Csp.in OF the Forty second Precinct folce
M Al u. ra.iarnca IN Hudson avenue On AoHsAy' you
orhsge OF tie uucs 10 which be had been >. Jre-
M. vic died ,oino TWO weeks since, AID thus i'u
.i.all children lei. orphans
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Acc,p.srALrY Snor.-aichael Martin. aged H.
nm, .t no. lU5 Duane ttr-rL sos .seiday sa iH tA1
m while passing down Dlerua i'h aiftr. Le-i H-i''-'
Ia ~. conveyed " tAe Lsly Ays.i.al.
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BRooErrs CuY CoCRr, Wednesday, Dec. g..
80. 81 a. to g. inclusive ~ to - ineuiVo' '-' !"
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TIE MILITARY DEFENSE or NORTH CARROLL,
snnlu cAROLIyA POLITICS.

RALEIGH. Nov. 2i.-Cugii. IN. Brogden wac yes
tfd., r- -cs Controller Of Public Accornts by unai-
nous vote Ho nominated az the " Consefvsiye' In-
cns The ssruo csucns has uornsod Jcnahan Worth Of
EsnIoph lor Pubic Treasurer and j. H. hu.s 20 Nase oi
Sec-etarv o state. d ". Courts AID hlf n Flgc are 10
vrst III r. pant Au-u,,ns MerimrH = Euuconib~ has
been Solicitor oF the Seventh Circuit anc lessee j.
Y.ate. o. Hereford Solicitor fer tb. flint Circuit
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nrSNING TIE nLOCKADE.
TIIE PRrPAnATION. ON 1nE JAMEs.

WILNlNGIOV, Nov. IA disINtch U0m on
Fhos ths ollns tait tie cho9n'r iaf.a"s,
Cp Sebastian n days ffon Nassau with - t-et- sail d.
srf,y-d safely.
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ka,icif.'las speedy attach upon Dre-iy'' Bins he
s.cfe. oi tc soy lt,1ol lefeu Yofy gfacls ie tAe
adm. .fa Formidable piece 0f crfhsuce. Tie nofs COO
-s. III which "a. sgcad to atielii0n ofmiaiy men for
m r tls f4st on o. .ct .as l pfcg.ra. 20 ie.i tle
s.g tn, 4 cd. .Io..h & ~ % 90 hastily .ltt wtoa.n
TARGET 1lr c4pcfn,li vas eaiucEily s.p'.cioT i-ine
M ..frry .l. strength cf co.. gan iulhins tAe laFtu.
of ost aan.uil. al ltlols "a tro Decide viii .e q
t..tc q i i..tc before D.. 'pfepsfedt to o. us alone
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THE CITY ON ELECTION NIGHT

was Is quiet during the day. AT the polling
places there was no excitement and but few spec
tators watched the progress OF the canvass. There
being only four boxes TO count, aud the vote light,
the canvass wac completed at a comparatively early
hour. The headquarters of the severa contending
parties wsre attended by the faithful ones anxious
= .... L.
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Weipnbera 3u beaNter1 !!

Sr Solution be allen Denen feline SIIe an, rel1e f5 oar
foe gabee Mnb unnatrIte geift unc Srpr sr6reNbe f
bic Arbeit bic @eenlat unb Die @be wnfdbs 2as
Se6pd6t baben
Ster n6 eee trarrgen uib beasenSmerben csen
frfben 5eppbnbeiten beS 2ofers Stpdde 5deu in
BEN @tebern @6meraen i'm Rppfe r61e beS @efs, 8erlu
Der WtSetraft Serstlcpen, nerr6e arHbe Waseu6pde,
llaprbnans Der Eerbau1nSs DrSon al8emene @naihnS,
G5nmptpuae Der Gebptuhluht -
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BON unosrl6bnltter prtpatrucbe Tnp praben
81 a

BON unoerlGbnltrter @ripatra9e linp pruben
tetne Seltenbett." +"
punD rer mar Der - men bate man tm
VerraAt pes MoroanfalS z" fragte Der Rom-
mer3ienratb immer gelpannter.
vSA petB ss nidbt mebr, metne @rtnnerung
an ben Sorfall 1T nur nod eine buntle, metl
mid Die Sadbe ntAt tuterellirte. SIN gBelfen
paren oamals lolde Nuftrttte utGts Seltenes 2
tanm eine gbUde Uer9tns, Obne DaB pa Doer
bort Gtner an elmer SpiBfueel pber etnem 8o-
ptemelier farb, ertpiDerte QBsb eletaeIltig.
UnnD Sie tptfen audi ntGt, aus welher Sc
8enp OeutlAIanps uno aus mas fir elmer 6as
milte tener We9ener fannie 2" fraate 6ert
., WfUrib lauernD.
- ia, Iett beute friibe babe t9 N1ufbma-
bunsen bisrilter uno felt etntsen Mtnuten Die
Vftattgun9 oerleIben," etsegnete Beb unb
beftete nun letnerletts einen lteAenosn Bid
auf Den Rvmmer5ienratb. cMan fra9te mid
tn oem 0aitbaule, wp t9 eeltern abaeitteeen
mar, mad etnem NetnbolD gBe9ener, Der Dor
Dielen Sabren na6 Nmsrifa gssansen unD Der
Sobn oeS ret6en 5abrttbeTbers Weeenera ee=
weien let. Dam0ls perneinte i'd, etipas BON
pamielben gu rptiien; aber Sbneu eesenitber,
Der Ste etn Ne4t gu baben ibeinen, na6 Dtee
I'm Wlenl9en gu fra9en, rperpe td pte gBabrs
belt nt9t perl6wei9ea. SD CLAUDE mt6 gu
eatltnnen, lbon in ct. 9onts 9eb5rt gu baben,
paB iener g8e9ener aus gutter 5amtlte let /;
alIetn prilben lest man uuf etn perartiess gprs
9eben fetnen gBertb, penn bort wta lelbf Der
5Anbfarnerslo9n mtnOeltenS Don etnerem
GeSterungsratb abltammen."
6err .. MUrib ibien btepnr6 befrieotst,
pper CAB ltb pentgltenS Oas Nnleben naooa
pS6On gut, laSte er, uSie lUlen naGber
2Beiteres ilber Die 8s3iebuusen erfabrea,
pelGe atpilden mir uno ienem Oapunselaufe-
nen, liiOerli4en Menl9en Ubpaltsn. Sir ieBt
miaiien Ste mid fir etnen Nusen6lid entl6ul.
ot9en; es TT Die 3ett, po metne 9eute aus Der
6abrtt gum RappOrt fommenl /"
(GprtleBune foIet)
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n II m9e Seute.
DR.. Johnston,
ber etnaige @rst, tueI4er onsetet.
@alttmpre seDas@DfbttaL
Cur l1nterbradung Der Quadialberet etabltrt.
Der etn3t9e plus In Der Belt, pp ft6tre,
IAnelle unb eriinolthe Guren tn


Der etn3tge 9lab In Der 8elt, pp fiGert,
l4nele unp eranoltde Ruren tn
eebeimcft &ranfbeitem
sema@t psrben as ba tno: 3gunsspaiabse, S9wa6e tn
d., Weotiatet acknowledgement 8eronbes@pa@e, Ser-
a0p@msrs @nnbuHo 6ss oaIies Der Rae Der Range bes
Da9enS Der Gn9epeice un6 or ur llebe bic 8eDteR
SSsm sr aS S9snsa s Sr SanS ps isren ostrn ssas
rbron une renn Mot 5eitg Sebe mer6en be eIa3enbhe
9pfunsen nrntn wa4e Der @cnGtiutt6n berocr6rtu0en
it6ren NJ -TiT1
5unee Manner.
e,nsss rss hs oV sass sesees aaasss eess:ssa sa
euro TIRE erhabenen Ealente .nw6eIter
sssr bssaaSerass Ssns snoG sabea usFsea Sssssa I'd
ppRem Bertr1uex nehen.
8erbetrdtbete perlonen.
shF spIGe neIe flo "a ptsberetpeu beabatsen nab M pRs
ffa 56wa9s sbsr ents anbrsn bahtrusfeS ktrus ub c
aus ssssa a'sSa ss sss psst sa us s sa
fstdr Ser Nerscn Btteru nub 5&p6&t uetr 0r@Spfsae
ia ssr 8spsaSiana nuS sar,oses ssn Be- Sssnasa aasss
tanH tom aa tuem Gbrenmdune Obne En@l I'd enSertrerea
tnS .aSsH@a& isnt arttitas Stf&dIias seFIsass.
8. Sr8antl6e ShwadDe .'A
anssrsnoii Sebe une be urae rs sehts brsteeH Dtes
tOumeabaft pnSe& ma&t a Oft bas arss Derrr lie teu
gtiheuf1aftsn anbenun frSbnrn Sunss atu nh ~ Ist
Eennen OteGet& f aud bus& Strithstn Rftbtr&aeen m
Darn Sn ab dnbtre urd4tn tntaesu taun 70 tE &c Ss
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