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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15

EOR SALE--The Lot and Buildinoa
u of the estate OF s b. SCOTT, late Of worcester
deceased-t being the estate No l4O to I44 Main street.
nearly opposite the Bay state House. The lot is Al feet
terest. 80 -. az
ana 70 on lower floor and Pew No. II in gallery Of First
unitarian Church CDR. Eill's) Apply to
Worcester Feb TO- 1851 - 40 ID dtS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15
Zeal estate.
{ o. REAL E. TATE NOTICE. 4eEe
l!!L <

In view of the times and the necessity of dlspos
Ing ofproperty, 1 have had placed in my hapds
For Sale or EXCHANGE
great variety of Real Estate consisting of
WELLING HOUSES, varying in price from
$500 S5000
BUILDING LOTS, desirabIy located in all narts
of the city, to suit the wants of all classes.
FARMS, large and small, in the adjoining towns at
prices within the means of ALL adapted to the raising OF
Wood and Timber Lots,
together with two or three Saw Mill Privileges.
In most of the above list of Real Estate the terms
payment Will be made accommodate the condition
and means Of the purchaser. Much OF the purchase
money can remain for a term of years mortgage.
TENEMENTS TO RENT
Il. Il. ABEOTT
No. l0l Main street,
III diff Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15
GNants

M ANTED-SECoND HAND FURNI-
" TuRE-For when the highest cash price will be
paid Persons breaking up housekeeping wishing Il
dispose Of their goods for cash. without the trouble OF an
suction sale would do well TO leave their orders at H.
LAMS0N q co, = Auction and Commission Store $751; "a
and 70 Main street which will be promptly attended to-
See advertisement In another column. dtfmhI3
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housework Apply at No. ls Winter street
WANTED-Several good cooks, that
W come well rccomme nded are wanted at OF.
nee No. llarrtn eton corner, up stairs. DIFF ap3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15

'I.ff Farm FOR SALE Situated IN

Eati Oliudteu III
EI worcester about two miles from the Court House
ing NIFTY acres of good Land well watered;
ms oout 10y young Apple Trees, of them lust be-
ginning 10 Dear. On said Farm good House contains
ing nine rooms and good Barn. with cellar under the
same VIII sell fifteen y acres, TO suit the pur.
CHASER. Terms easy. Inquire Of p. NUGENT At the
Marble Yard Mechanic street dine mch2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15

COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE OR
~ RENT-The Cottage No. rs Crown street. contain
Ing eight rooms, with good cellar and excellent water.
Terms OF payment made large portion can re-
main mortgage II sold it will be rented the st Of
April For further particulars inquire of IL. s. WHIT
lEMoht, NO. D quincy street. DIV mch28
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-15
LOR SALE "A heantifnl residence 4

= this city, situated Southbridge street No 1863,
owned and occupied by the Rev. A. ID. SPAITER con
A ing three acres OF very productive land well stocked
WIN the choicest fruits Of all kinds including fine
lrge grapery. This place has frontage IA feet on
the street. and extends back to the N. Il w r. r The
mouse Is modern STYLE convenient consisting OF
eleven rooms with an excellent dry cellar never
falling spring Of pure SOFT water standing upon rs
lag green, embracing mo5tdclphtul prospect render
ing II very desirable and pleasant home 10 be hppre-
cated this estate needs but Terms very easy
mchll dtf 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

A London correspondent Of the New
York Times describes the excitement in
England as apparently undiminshed, but
says the greund-current is still toward
peace This feeling is especially strong
IN religious circles. Business men were
generally Of the opinion that there would
be no war, and the Tory organs were be-
ginning to assume more cautious tone,
warning Lord Palmerston that the matter
in dispute WAS a grave one, and that there
must be no needless trouble. II is also
asserted on pretty good authority that
Queen Victoria, urged partly by her own
womanly feelings aud partly by her uncle
Leopold, King Of Belgium, who has been
visiting her, looks with great aversion and
dread at the prospect Of war, and has ear.
nestly endeayored to prevent it by every
thing in her power
The London correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian writes that even II Mas
son and Slidell were surrendered, the dis.
patch of troops to Canada would not be
stopped, as it is probable that the South
ern Confederacy will ere long be recog
nized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. 4.
The destination Of the expedition Of
Gen Burnside remains IS much mystery
as was that Of Gen. Sherman.
The agent of the Government, Whe
superiniended the removal Of Mason and
Slidell from Fort Warren to the British
gunboat Rinaldo returned this morning
No papers Were exchanged between the
agent and the English commander, IN con.
nection with the delivery and reception Of
the rebel commissioners.
Gen. Lane, of KANSAS, is making pre-
partitions for the active campaign on
which he will soon enter. The Govern
ment has been promp. in giving directions
for furnishing all necessary supplies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports from the south.


Baltimore, JAM 4.
One of the released Union prisoners
has an editorial from Il Richmond paper,
which he cut out and secreted in his
boot. 1t gives an awful picture of the
condition of the rebel army on the Poto.
mac, saying that the entire army is utter
ly demoralzed. Regular drills have
ceased entirely--the men spending their
time with cards. Great numbers are
offering large sums for substitutes one
offered as high as 81 300. The editor
urges the Government to do something to
remedy the evil. Such a den0raiiAed
condition of the army cannot 90 on
Thousands who would enlist are deferred
by the discouraging condition of tile
army,
A New Orleans dispatch of the 10Th
inst, says that the powder mill opposite
thai city exploded last night. The
guard inspected the premises only half an
hour before. 1t is attributed to an in
cendiary.
The prisoners say .heir clothing and
boots were Looked upon with longing eyes
by the rebels, especially their boots
Many offered as high as s25 pair for
them Coffee is held in Richmond at
81 so per pound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Fight nj sncrnmento. Nv.

Early on Saturday morning two squad
rons OF Col. Jackson's regiment, under
command Of Major Murray, left the camp
near Calhoun, on Il, scouting expedition
across Green river. When they arrived
at South Carrolton, the sqnadrons separ-
ated, and the first returned towards CAL
houn by way Of Sacramento, at which
place they We're surprised by seven hun
dred rebels under command of Col. For
roster. Our troops were fired upon by
the rebels before they were aware Of their
presence, and at first believed they were
attacked by Major Mcgowan, OF Col Jack
sens cavalry, through mistake. The off,
GERS, though our ranks were broken, rallied
the troops as soon as they discovered the
true state Of affairs, and, for half aii hour,
our officers and men, without exception,
displayed the most heroic valor snd deter
minatlon ip a hand to- band engagement
of the bloodicst character, and only re-
treated when their ammunition gave out.
Our loss consisted Of Capt. Albert G. Ba-
con, who had his horse shot from under
him, and was killed in the retreat, and
seven priyaies Lieut.. r. H. King, of
Frankfort, was slightly wounded, and seven
or eight privates were wounded more or
less severely. The rebels stated their loss
at thirty when they reached Greenville.--
Among the rebels killed was Lieutenant
Col Meriwether, of Hopkinsyille.
The rebels left Capt. Bacon in the woods
in dying condition. having stripped him
of his watch and liaed his pockets. -
+ Louisville Journal, LIST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

Prices range at present from ~ 90 to
- 50,-the latter for hogs averaging 225
pounds. Hogs are plenty yet in the ,caun-
try aud SO is corn, and at this late season
the average weight is high. Many farmers,
looking Tor a better state of things and
higher prieesln the summer, have packed
on their own account Some are still hold
ing on and feeding. The number thus
far packed here is far below the average
of former seasons, caused BY the troublous
times, More have been shipped from
here this winter than in any previous
winter. We understand there are plenty
Of funds here to buy large numbers more,
provided the views of sellers are not too
high.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Augusta, Ga, Jan. 2

Augusta, ia, Jan. :.
Private dispatch received from Poca-
toligo, dated yesterday, states that the fed
erals attempted to advance from Port
Royal Ferry, but were repulsedby the I4tL
Regiment South Carolina Volunteers, un-
der command Of Col. Jones. The Con-
fedvrate loss was fifteen killed and wound
ed. One Yankee taken prisoner, but their
loss is not otherwise given. Gen. Lee
has informed JEFF Davis that he is conf
dent of bis ability to prevent the federals
from advancing on Charleston or Savan-
nah.
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday
/ says private dispatch was received yes
terday from Cente.yille, by prominent
military officer now in Richmond, in
which it ga IS Indications point to an at
tack by Che fcderals al nm carly day on
Eyansport. and the probability was, that
an attack would also be made by them on
the points on the Potomac. The Rich
mond Dispatch Of Friday also says, after
the Confederate batteries replied to Fort
Pickens the firing continued all day. No
vessels were engaged on Ather side and
no casualties occurred with us. General
Bragg, was absent while the cannonadine
was going ON, and Gen. Andersen was il
command. Gen. Bragg returned on Tie
I'd inst, but the federals did not open The
| act and our guns were silent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Foreign News.
Halifax. Ian

Halifax, Jan. 4
The steamship Magdaline. from South
ampton, Saturday the 2lst of Dee, ar.
rived at this port last Friday night. She
has 1000 troops for Canada News an.
sicipated.
II was reported in the London Stock
Exchange that the legal authorities at
Washington had pronounced against the
capture oil Mason and Slidell and that they
were on their way to England.
Statements from the Paris Patrie of the
number of French war vessels OF New
York attracted attention, and ws regarded
with much satisfaction on the London
change
There is no news as yet Of the steam
ship Panama, but all apprehensions in re-
gard to her safety have subsidized, from
the fact that she did nat leave seathamp-
ton till the 10th of December.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
From Fort Monroe.

Fort Monroe, Jan. B.
The following are the names Of the re.
leased Union prisoners: Jas. Anderson,
Co Il, lstMinn.; Andrew Curtis, Go. G.
I'd Wis; w. II. III. Doolay. Co a, lst
Mimi; r.. Duncanson, Go II, L. s. Ma.
rinas ; Joseph kcefer, Co. A, LIST MINI;
Ely Miller, Go. |, 9th Ohio; q. g. Mel.
lis, Co b, lst MINI; A. Owens, Co. /,
I'd Wis; Chas, White, Co. I, 18th Ohio
J. HI. I'll. Willis. Go. /, I'd Artillery; A,
Bean. Co. D. I'd Wis; T Brene, Co. |,
I'd Wis; A Benson, Co A, 4th Mich.
g. w. Dilley, Go. |, I'd Wis; o. G.. Ev-
arson, Co X, I'd Wis; $. s. Graham,
Go. f, I'd Wis; j. Gregory. I'd Wis: A
Grant, Co. III, I'd Ohio; N Clifford, Co
Is, I'd Wis; h. GrinneH, Go. X, I'd Wis;
l.. I'll. Hogadorn, Co. L. I'd Wis, A.
Henri, Go. I'd I'd Wis., u. Hotdridge,
Go. H, I'd Wis; j. Jones. Co. d, I'd
Wis; L. Jas. Livingston, Co. -, Sd
Mich; A. Murray, Co G, 18th Mich; d.
I'D. Brun, Go. G, I'd Wis; s. D. Pitcher,
Co. f, I'd Wis.
mo names of persons from Iowa OF
Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Gen. Buffers Expedition.
Ralfimnre ian

Baltimore, Jan 4.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Friday says
"a private dispatch had been received here,
dated Mobile yesterday. that Picayune
Butler is at Ship Island, also that the fed
erals have nominal possession of Beloxi,
and it is believed they will occupy all the
towns on the coast in that region. They
captured two cannon at Beloxi. 1t is
stated that they landed there from 5000
to 1000 troops, and it is further rumored
they express determination to push for
ward their forces to Jackson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
nlPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and dangerous disc Trask'
Magnetic oniB eRt II uniaIltng dy il used III
sss~a Apply freely to tie Throat and Cbes. and Gov
CT with hot aansal The oinllneni has ppen before
tbs public over 10 Year,, and is constantly Increasing
demand has established ts reputation So superb,
Llalmeatin all esses %srre suutiliHF and relaxing
remedy 10 required particularly In Rheanatism Ne u
rAlgls. inflammation OF the Bowels and Kidneys spi
nal Affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds and
Bruises.
cath b9tiie.
sold by all nruggists. Price Is cents
Order psay be shdfessedI8 }. T. wilkinson Who'll.
sale Asnm No. Il Main si., keakuk. Iera.
eeIj~dila~ 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
~ ], he I'D Pub FuHe. did

The sefttd Pub FuHe. did not
steal the pictures from the White House,
q charged By the unserupalous corrcspon-
dent of the New York Herald. Prince
Albert presented few pictures to Miss
Lane as token Of personal regard, and
she very properly toek them with her
when she left the White House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
More Report. from the south.

Baltimore, Jan. 4.
Important news from the South is con-
tanned in late papers at hand
A dispatch from Pensacola, dated Jan.
lst, says Fort Pickens opened fire yester-
day, but the fire was not continued To-
day our batteries are silent.
The Charleston Mercury has dispatch
stating that large force of Federals had
landed on the coast of Edisto, and it re-
ports the seizure of Railroad station No.
1, on the Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road
Sixteen war vessels are reported at Ship
Island,
A destructive fire had occurred at Rich
mond. burning the theater and other
valuable property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
FROM FORT MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 8.
The editor Of the Richmond Dispatch,
as We hear by passenger By fac Of
truce, Is now in Baltimore.
A fac Of truce from Norfolk this p. M.
brought down over thirty passengers to go
North, including theatrical company
The following is the only telegram in the
Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday:
Columbia, s. G., Jan. /
Ailthe Yankee prisoners from Charles
ton, including Col. Corcoran, arrived here
this P. H., vim special train. They were
met at the depot by the rebel guard Of
this city, and conducted to jail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

RAJ The New York Times thinks Ii is
lutte amusing o reflect how perfectly
quiet Canada was under the Trent tout.
rage, : xpHta she heard from England. /,
was not until the old lion growled that the
Whelps thought Of whining. Canada
looks abroad Tor her resentmens, as we'll a
for her opinions, Governors, and other
Injuries, y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

EI In the Unitarian Church, this
Sunday morning, there will be preached
by the pastor, Rev Robert Moore, a SER
mon for the New Year.
Subiect--Tlme and its Lessons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

CHAsos--tfhe Dubuque Times has
passed into the hands Of G. 7. Stewrrt,
Esq, formerly Of the Toledo Ohio
BLADE. Mr.. Stewart gives brief and
business -like salutatory in the Times Of
the lst. The paper is enlarged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
New York. Jan. a

NSw uih Jan. +.
The steamship Edinburg for Liverpool
to-day, takes out S3350, 900 in specie.
There is, if anything, a little moro har-
HeRy among the banks to-day, with dis
position to encourage the circulation of
United States demand notes. Many OF
the banks instead of paying out their own
bills use these notes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

Al ihA season Of the year When coughs and colds
ARE troublesome every Family should have safe and
certain remedy al hand kansem's Hive syrup ard
Ieia Is the very thing Il is net only pleasant for
children 10 take. bni In certain fer Group,
Nhasping Cough, Bronchitis Asthma Coughs and ali
affections q NE Throat aud Lnngs.
sold Is sIi Druggists. Price rs cents.
Orders may be addressed to J r. wiikinson Whole.
ssle Agent, No. 81 Manss., keokuk, Iowa.
dseiSdimw2s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
THE GATE CITY
HONDA y, JANL-ARF 6.

sLEidHINd.-The slegihing was re-
markably good in the city on Saturday,
and everybody appeared to be out enjoy
ing the fun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
COLD WEATHER.

Montreal, Jan 4
The weather during the past two days
has been very severe. The thermome-
ter last night was fifteen degrees below
zero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

COMMERCIAL.
DAILY 6ArK Cry ovvtoE,

DAILY 6ArK CRY ovvrcE
| KEoKrK, Jan. 4. '6f.
The roads good during the past week and pro-
duce cSme In freely spite Of the river blockade
ting on imporasions from Illinois. II could get
ice bridge, II she ferry boats could run, ere
weaid be large addition to daily cepts OF produce
and 10 trade. Yet trade has been fair and money
plenty for all legitimate business purposes.
We give Wholesale prices below, carefully revised
and corrected. Groceries very stin and Coffee is
advancing. The high pice br this luxury Is causing
brisk demand for Rye People must have something
to drink, and Rye, ws fixed, is not bad substitute
| Tor Coffee.
FLouR-superane 81 a5; sprin 4 " hea, xtr. sI IS;
Fall Wheat Extra s. q,
BRAN AND saonTs-s 50 to 4oc y 100 ~
CoRN-lgNalsc y bush.
HARLEY-a5c.
WHEaT-tn good demand. Fall 7Oa75 srrirl 50
eaaice do SOC. $500
RYE-2oc so TO 25.
0ATS-I2ts It5c.
POTATOES --i5920 ny the load, retail a5 to 3oc.
suGAR-New Orleans fair l0ta y, prime li5.@
i25s; clarified lo}a9 I3l; crushed aud loaf 1871.
noLAssEs-Piantation 4sa1ao; sngarhouse 45a5o;
Golden Syrup 7oS@7ac.
COFFEE lilo ct q 2sc Jaw asa 30: LaQuyra 2laa8
RICE-ss4aloAc.
47ic.
CANDLEs--star i59i6, stcarine i3 Mould 10.
| tn fss5--5g; retail ssc-
BUTTEK-Gommon &c; Choice TO- ret uil ~ "a Is.
LEATHER-sole 25aaHe; Harness aSa3o.
HIDEs-Dry Ioc, green 4; green sheep pelss
30135c; green hog skihs i5c.
HAY.-rimoihy new % ootaG %, balea ~ eea SO;
| Prairie % o..
| Satisfactorily eI "; Flax Seed u.s.
| oSloNs-a5a Zoe.
EGGS BE.
| WHITE BEANS-56cSssi 10.
! FEATHERS 2Ga.a5.
| FRUIT Dried Apples 81 25sBSI 500 hushei.-
Dried Peaches - 25g4a So Raisins vi 00a ss 90.
/ CHEEsE-N estern Reserve DC, Denmak 6Sey7.
BEEF-1h9ac gross; alg4 y quarter.
SHEEP--SI 5og2 50 v head.
HOGs-Dressed A4a}.c.
/ SALT--l;. a. ~ so - sack; Kanawha - a5 y bar
rel; Liverpool 81 COG ~ 90 y sack; Lake % 60 =
lsbbi.
FIsH-Maek.rei, No. l tl6s91s y Dbl. Mop ~
a SIG. No.a sD4sio. White Fish, No.. S. o0ass s.
/. III. ts.- Cod Fiisia 600 %.
RAGs--llc.
OLD lnor-4,s9acs b Brass sgsc q. Cop
ExcnAKGE--on New york, B.ns.b,e Fund. !,
for gold u cent. ~ Louis VI cent for Nilsson
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January lst.
Hogs adsancva I5e, e1asinf u 80 atIa3 80. Mes
Pork down to 50, Lard eject.
Chicago Pork Market.
CaTcAuo, January ., ss62.
live Hogs - iOass 30. Mess Pork dull, % Of
Lard dgI. GtA6a.
.-.
i GUGARS, TEAS AND COFrEES
IND For sale low, BY
nevll-d eAN'L POLLOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Additional by the Steamer Northern
Light,
New York, Jan. 4.

Adviees from South America state that
the E4uadorian Government was prepar-
my TO repei an anticipated attack from
Peru.
ln Peru the elections had been gained
by the Ministerial party. In Bolivia there
had been revolution, putting in Presi-
dent Acha md electing senator Fred. =
The people took no part in the election, il
being eeffstfttff ed by the nrtr1y
The Chilian Government has contract
ed with Henry Meigs 70 complete the Val.
paraiso and Santiago Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

The Rev. Mr.. Carey will preach SER
mon for the New Weary this Sunday
morning, at the First Presbyterian
Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
w AR. WAR. WAR!..

All person. Keeping having Tor sale. siyer.
kipds OF Munitions OF War, such Guns Pistols Re
voisers and ali kinda of Ammun on are required NOT
tesslto any person without rde from the
akhed This order must be strictly Piled with.
rnderpenaiis ofiefeitiug all articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN sTANNUs.
jisl3d Survey PORT OF keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

New York. Jan q.

New York, Jan 4.
The Goth Regiment New York Volun-
teers left this P. N. on the steamship Iii.
nois for Kay West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Keokuk Hog Market.

The number of hogs cut by the various
packers in this city down to Saturday
night, Jan. 4th, is very nearly as fol-
lows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

lUGARs, TEAS AND COFrEES.
NJ For sale low, BY
nevll-d eAN'L POLLOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06
Chicago Pork Murke

GamAao, January 3, IsB2.
hive HOGS - iOas 30. Moss Pork dull, % 90.
Lard dur. Gaa.Gs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-06

Cincinnati Market.
Cisc1NNArI, January Lt.
Hogs ausHncva 45e, el1sitF Ut 80 ga 30 Mess
Pork down to 50, Lard GsaGa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
$rpclGmntiunrn.

Anen1emFn ocu militGriiber DicnTrH,ff .,
'nu@'tHeu bat. T1e G.lcb I6r,t6t s,r ros
'e'F' W'rift aus ocm ocyitesup.n Ri%tcr ein,
Cen ecr NIP Court rHer Dem S,cstecr rim,
J ''h Cooperation nchf ;wrt GnetrtH S:ht,r.
oocr, Teun Ter prriig nrc Jii6ter Deer Nscc,p.
eurH tr5sHo Stl6e llria&cu eAran rrrbiap,rt
Ntre, ohrS eret sen sem 9tcrt Der Outlines NJ rr
eeshtp esHrt eixisIArsare StAter kese6ts ZEN
BsSsalS ID, Spbn 9etacr, @sasernsur tft
Staatff sirstHter, biersrt ;ar Iufcrtiacr Sil
oaR9 e'Hss serartiaeu S'eriats in ietsr 6sus,,
oVer cooperation cici,r @osmoHpea(tb ou6cr-
otrs. sHo ATE StHen, met@s gntISmTtisur,rr
'ue "tetttRaSs itrsr RiiitGriIAeH OierlpgiAt
oo.5uOrtRseu sasen, eieas tisr~it ,sr Tasriat
cap pas aaf tirie Psif ~asttlEcts Scri&t pa.
ss'sB.tsr SrtsHnal ia, ssIAte Iter bic s.It
enrtttt 'oI&cr eatl6atstssxseH IN entIAriee.
oat. uns IL sas&e fsruu htermit sefasrt. e.s'
S'ne sepie ees ttfastsn Stfeses Ger Qesieistur
dRscfast ia.
fo- Te9ebtr unttr ztcincr SonS aIs ecuyrr-
10 ntur uro urtcr lcm Sieoc( bcs StootrS ~
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