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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

JOHN VAN BUREN.-This gentleman speech
on Monday, thus referred to the peace tender of
the New York Democrats:
"TheyQhe rebelS) received this with an entire
want"of cordially indeed | might cay with en-
tire want Of respect. They say they have right
to g out. They say that they are an independ
ent and recog nize government, rightfnlly estab
lished and that the mere divisions of boundaries
must be settled by conference. To that / ,c,U
muer assent 80 long as God spares my hye.
Therefor. !, ia nerfectIy idle. in nv indoment 70
OF the Northwest he said:
c"They feel, undoubtedly, 10 the Northwest, the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

me testimony OF one Of the persons arrested
ID Indiana for complicity with a treasonabe Co.
ci " known as knights OF the Golden Circle
one Geo. Hughes showed that the memha,s
VINO TOOK the hrSt degree swore allegiance 20 the
Consultation Of the United States. and Of the
State OF Indiana, and that the oath taken bv
those admftted to the second degree OBJ jgated
members to oppose the further prosecuton ~
the war against the Southern STATES.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
Foreign News.

! The Jura, from Liverpool I'm, Londonderry
18Th, has arrived. She brings five days later
news from Europe.
| The Times repudiates MasOn's remarks at the
| Lord Mayor banquet, saying he was much toe
fast and that the proceedings mean nothing.
The Sumter had lett Gibraltar, but where
bound was unknown. The Tuscarora sailed
from Madrid for CadIz on the q inst.
| Mr.. Mason, the Confederate Commissioner
was present on the 18th inst, at the banquet
given by the L I'd Mayor of London. His name
was mentioned 10 connection with the following
toast 10 our uisitors
The Lord Mayor, in proposing the toast, said
that although he could not greet MIR. Mason
as the recognized pienipotentlary of the Con-
tedeTate States, he was perfectly justified in Of
!erlng HIM as gentleman who came to London
on important business aud therefore bid him q
hearty welcome to the Mansion House. lie de-
plored the disastrous civil war now raging in
America, and hoped soon for it's satisfactory
termination.
Mr.. Mason, in response to an earnest invita-
ton to speak, was received WITH loud and en-
thusiasllc c1eers.
MIR. Mason alter abiding to his difficult DO
atlon rom the non-rec)gnltIon of the Conied
crate States by England, said he felt in conRe-
qnence u hesitation IN assuming to speak. He
then continued as follows:
- AN d stranger 10 London, or rather,
was stranger, but have learned since came
to London, that none of English blood from nv
own Southern land are strangers amongst you
speak this from my heart, lOr have been re-
ceiVed by every circle in England, by every
class OF society, as a welcomed and honored
guest. The day will COMET Is not far Off
w6en the relationship between my government,
which Is now In Its infant fortune, and yours
Will he one of close and intimate alliance.
say tins more especially as regards the city OF
l. 'ndon, which 10 the great market Of the world
My country Is the unrvalled producer OF the
great staples Of the world, and | say that the
relations, commercial, and doubtless political.
and certainly social between my hOnored country.
men and tie peopls of London ,wlll before long,
be OF the most intimate character"
Mr., Mas remarks at several points were
received with much cheering.
A somewhat stormy meeting had been held
upon the slavery question at Everton. The
Liverpool friends OF the Secessionlsts mustered
IN considerable force but The resolutions sympa-
thzlng with the Moth and emancipation were
finally passed by a vote of two to one.
POLAND. Collision and hostilitias continued
but the cooHIcts were generally reported to be
IN favor OF the Russians At Bahmour. however.
1t was said that the Rus laus had been defeated
by the Poles IL was reported that the peasants
we're Selzlng isolated insurgents and putting
them to death.
The London Times reterates its belief that
the rising OF the Poles is a thoroughly national
affair, and is headed by the Catholic priests. IL
says that the insurgents appear to be increasing
and keeping hold on whole provinces of the
country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
EVENING EDITION
MONTPELIER. vi
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c 1853.
Scott On Mcclellan.

Tn following is the letter, to which public
refe encs has been made, in which Gen. Scott
co plains of Mcclellan early insu bOrIination
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washlngtt n, Oct. 4, 1861
To Hon. Simeon CdnlerOn Secretary of Wa :
You, | believe, are aware that | hailed the
arrival here of Maj Gen. Mcclellan as an event
OF happy couseq I-uce to the country and the
army. indeJd, II | did not call tor him, hearti.
ly approved the suggestion, and gave hIm the
most cordial reception and support. He, now
ever, had hardly ente.ed upon his new duties,
with the President and certain members of tie
Cabinet, he III few days forgot that he had
any intermediate Commander, and has now
long prIded himself on treating me with the
unto neglect running into dSobedlence vi
orders y smaller matters neglects, though
IN themselves grave nil tary offences, | need not
speak OF III the ce OF the following. 10 sup
press an lrrrgularlty more conspicuous 10 NJ :,
Gen. McCieiian than any other officer, | pub
llsh The following general order, No 7
" There are irregularities In correspondence
IN the Amy which need promptcorIect:on. IL
IL highly important that junior officers on duty
DO not permitted 10 corr sp0nd with the Gene
ra-ln Chief or other commander, ON current
and official business except through lntermedl
ate Commanders, and the same rule applies 10
correspondence with the Presid IN direct, or
with nlm through the Secretary of War, unless
it be BY the Special inv taton or request Of the
President.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

The House has passed, by a vote of nearly
three to one, the Senate bill, for enrolling ard
calling out the National forces, after slightly
modifying it in some unmportant particulars.
The Copperheads. of course, all voted against
it. Giving the Government power to raise troops
is offensive to them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

1t is reported that Mr.. Vaandigham has
denounced the Now York World as an Abolition
paper in disguise. If this be true the disguise
has dehed the penetration OF any one but Val
landigham.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
DISSOLUTION.

I'in rar' nershp heretofore existing between W. +
= On M and GEO, W. TILDEN. under the firm o.
phAAH * liLDEN is this day dissolved by mutual cor
sem ana All notes and accounts due said BRANAs H.
must DO paid by the Hrst of April next, # nt they
VIII be left with an attor nsy for collection.
....s.. W. F. BRAMAN
..#+ ...." GEO W. 1TLlEN
montpelier VT, Feb. 26, 1863. Fdlw,w WIN
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New $tyIe san Yoke.

view wye sap woke.
The Subscriber has for sale new style SAP YOkbI
much ghter and easier for the shoulder thar the o
fashioned w1oien No wood touches the 81 oulu.n
Asp cmen can be seen ~ the store Of Msssrs BancI"
stowe Jan. 81, le63 fstf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
LT. GEN. SCorr.
e. b. Townsend, A. A. G.

Eighttel days have now elapsed and not the
slightest respect has been shown to either Of
these orders by Gen. Mcclellan Perhaps he
will say IN respect to the latter it has been diff
cult for him to procure xact returns of dlvls
ions, brlgades, &c No doubt but why not
have given me proximlte returns such as hr
so eagerly furnished the President and certain
secretaries. Has then senior no corrective
power over junior officer, in So of such neg
lect and dsobepence? The remedy by arrest
and trial before court martial would probably
soon cure the evil, but it has been feared "a
conflict of authority near the head of the army
would be highly encouraging to enemies and
Encouraging to friends of The Union Hence,
my long fOrbearance and cont;nuing, though
nom uatiy, in duty. shall try to hold out I'll
the arrival of General Halecs, when, as his
presence will give me increased confidence in
the safety of the Union, and being old and I'm
able to ride in the saddle or walk, by reason
of d-opsy in my feet and legs ana paralyss
in my back, shall definitely retire from the
army.
have the honor to remain, with respect,
Your obedlent servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26
BY command Of
LIEUT.. GEN. SCoTT.
E. d Townsend, A. A. G.


With the order fresh IN his memory General
Mcclellan addressed two important communi-
cations to the Secretary of War respectively on
the l9 h and Goth of the same month. over my
head, and how many since to the Secre
tary and even to the President direct, | have
not inquired, but many have no doubt, te-
sides daliy oral mmuncatuns with the same
high tuncronaries, without my knowledge
Second, to correct another class Of grave neg
lects, | tie same day, caused to bs addressed to
Gen. Mcclellan the following order
To Mag Gen. McCleLlan
The Commanding General of the Army of
the Potomac viii cause the positions, state and
number OF troops under hin, 10 he reported al
once to general headquarters ny divisions br-
gades aud independent regiments or attachments,
which report will be followed by reports of new
troops as they arrive, with the dispositions made
OF them, together with all material changes
which my take place IN the army.
BY Command of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-26

Tn following is the letter, to which public
refe enc, has been made, in which Gen. Scott
co nflalns of Mcclellan early inSu borIlnaton
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Co60(=8eriMte.
0imfane In marbIaub.

@s at6t fur bic 8ebTlteruna ben Warp.
lanO fit ben Nugenbltd tstn tptGttaerer Sc,
Ssnfano, ale lofort WaBregeln ;u unterueb=
men, tim jeDsn @srlud, Der g.mabt perosn
mag, uulern Staat tiOGnals 3A tu0aotren, su
Derbtnoern. Die NusOebnung Der ointe, pel<
DE beDaGt trerGen mug, bic ptelen Vnnfte DeS
TluIes, wslAe I'M bteIe Sa9res1e!t 70 leitt at
iberf&retten fino, unp bte srOBe Mnsabl BON
Nebeleufrsunotn, pslGe ieoen Nugenbltd bes
rett itnc, ben 8ebellen=Sf f3teren 0Ge m6eli>
den SnfcrRattcnen bebufs Dur9breGung
anIerer 2tnten 81 9sten; alleS btss sulammsn~
gsbaltsn, gebtetst uns, ~Ioforttee unb umfal=
lenOe S1rttte su tbuu, utn berartt9en ueuen
Galamttaten sntseasntreten 3w f5nnsn, unp
Das uuirt8e 3ar 8srthstotsuns psS @taates
betjutragen.
WngeiHts Der WanDper unb Oiperlipueu,
wtlAe Der Nettergeneral Stuart an etuem bts~
Der bon was iuentg beahtetsn Onnfte, Der GO
t9m erm6sItft, auf perldtspensn Wssen NIT
uaestuug unIrer Iruppsn In VenniYlpanisn
ODer MarslanO etn5ufaaen, s0rntmmt, bot
Ocabsrnenr Gurtin BON YenniYfnanten beretts
In fluBer GorausftGt bic Mtltseu bss @taa=
tFe uuO IeHPpEuCe HIIeC
bic 0ufen b~erufsn, beuen fit Die Oauer Der
acttDsn ;3stt ale 8orteetle tpte ben i'm 6elhe
beftnoltden Ser. ct. Gruppan b~epiltst tpsr@
ben; bieie Mabresel Idbt Dts Beipobner bes
9taatss 0ennpIoanten nit stsmlt&er Nube
jeDsrh neusn GtHfaae entsesen fetsn. Wdre
eS aber ipubl nt6t an Ger !3eit, Dab aud tn
unIsrm Staate, Der md ptel tpsnteer wie
9ennlYlUanten pOr reberral @unesn It4er If,
berarttge perniinfttee Sheen our Nusfabrung
fdmen? Mub ni6t bos etaeue SntersGe Der
Burger bteiss Staates GO iAOn erbsiiaeu, ooB
mau Ii@ tit Neeimenter 3ur 8ertbeiDtauus Der
@rsn3e formtre, unD burd cine tur3e D!enns
3stt BON tgsntsen Wuden GtsentGun, 5aus
unD 5seb IiAer IfsQe?
G5 banoelt f'& nidt ura an treusenDe Mar,
IAe uno TelblfrapnBen, lonbern bluB rnsbr ODER
tpeaiser I'm bic 8stpa9uns umlsrer lduuaden
Duntte Ian9s bes 6lufes. 5ter3u miro 90
bufentlt9 ntGt an lopalen 8Irgern fe6ltn,
wenn Der 0Ouofrneur, pie er ldun lGuaGt
Bate tbun fplen, sinen entlprebenben Nufcuf
erlaet.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out NViunefOta.
Ser Wuroem 6eiuaffuet ii6.
@emnfDI0antem nnS Olctp 0orF treten
Der @rifS entaeaen.

WGt(abetpbta, Is. Snut. Die Gsr@
pprragenORen Birger Der StaOt tabsn an
0snerar @sorge Gd0rauober, Der gegentrGr1
ttg in @aibtn8tou it, teleerapbirte uuo i'm
gebeten, Die GrIaubntB Ger geb6rpsu gu erlan'
9en, urt fofort mad NbitobeIpbta suritdtsbren
mnb bte Organization Der Truppen iiberne9o
men III, tTnnen. Mau bait ben ~eenonnten
@snsral am 8eRsn eeeisnet, einsr GriFs Sur<
3~ubeu8e1.
Ser G;CmDermemr pom Seern gUrf berMft bic Staatss
mills Elm.
NIbanY, Is. S"ut. SDbalb Der Sou.
perneur BON WaIbinetun bic Depel1e befcm-
men Bate, trsIae 10000 Sc. Nltlt3 lOfort
fcrbert, berttf er psriateOene Osu.- MatOre Der
Stant8milt3 gu F9, I'm lfG NIT iGnen gu Be-
rat9en uno bate G6rttte get6an, mm cine
l@leunt9e Ginyet9ung Der WdIts 5u be3Dsdsn.
Sen. SANFORD fann 5000, 81. unOsr3aslt4
ltsferu uno Der @eneral Der 8. Dtpifon ptrs
ipriGt 1000 Wlamu. Gtne CONTRIBUTION tOtro
Die DCue Nnaabl Der Staotsmtfi3 faQen nnb
Dtffe perbsn ba8 Wtatetial fur Gle 10000
sc. ltefern, weIAe 6 MOnate otenen lOIen unD
Dem @taate ole 3 Sabrsalsute iar Die bsSor-
lte6snoe 3tetun8 ansereGuet psrOett. Dislel
ben Ifnp rveOer 3a StaatSs nod 3u 0an6ee@
8ountp bere9tt9t.
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@pSteres oun 9iasbura.

@afbtmstpn, IS. Sant. 6jer Elm.
SstrOfsne unOff3iele Otpeldsn BON 6otnsS
8luf bonn 10. beIaeea, DAP cine tueIentltGe
gsrdnDerun8 tn DEM BsIagsyungsBange etns
setretsn Ist. ttnIere Qiuien atebsn lp ulmdb=
Itg, aber t9er UNI bic 8sltun9 So Iamren. Der
&egsn BAT Dem 3utanre Der Nrmee unp Der
@&iffatrt auf rem gu3OO bsOeatenD senibt.
Cairo, Is. SUM-. &tr6p Smitb III nit
5000 Mann bsn Walbtta 8lue btnauf sstcmr
men uno maGt etne Oetnuntratipn an Der
9ou,lfana Ssite bag 6lufef. 1nIere Trup.
pen tn Nlialteus 8snO fnb ~perlt6rtt, ia Sotns
ton betanotg Don Sfsn 8sr1Grfuneen an iIG
atett.
@oupeyueur TUbp BON S&tc bat rtntm
Mufruf fur 10000 0plOntatr8 CUR 8el4at=
suu9 beS Staatss erlalen.
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Aufmert1amfeit 30 ent3it6sn % Stuart O6ers
Balls pber unterbalb beSMonucacp Gber3uIeben
aebentt, 1T unbetannt /; Otenlantpn nit letner
il@tt9en @aSnIerte tptrb tbn iebenfauS utHt
aus rem Iuaen serliersn.
Wenn General 5UCter omfpabt nno lt@
mt@t IbtriSlpeln IdBt, 70 1T etne 8OrtpartSpe'
Ueeuns Sees Oos 8s(e fir uas, mas trtr nur
winl&en fSnnsn.
Die 8erpnltune Der 8altO. & S6tU 8abn
Sat fOlfs Qnfalten eetrcfen, oab iGon lekt
ids feline 9ccomutiben uno @a8en mebr 100
WetItn btesltts 0arpsr's Gerrp uno ebenius
melt mad Gumberlanb gu b%efnSen. Die lebten
4 BON 81 3agen DerlteBeH an SCnntage
WtarttnSbura, ais bic GUnfSDertrten MIR nod
penias Metlen BON Der Stact %entfernt tpartu.
Bts auf Dettsres 8sbem bIrb tdaliG Spn8alz
ttucre Der YoR3ug Md 6arpsr's 6errs relp.
6rsbertG bss Mog8snS unO Elm No6t.@ rprse-
Bug ab pie lange Die anSeren 3itee ;urids
eebalten bletben tperbe., l6Bt Fh nod niGt
pcrauSIrbeu.
Gin fpisiser Srief.
Set 1etner QnFunGt In Saoannab, Genn.,
p1brenb letnes ttr3ltHsn GtnfalsS til Nlabds
ma, Ianbte Gol. @ornsn Dem Nsbslsn,@ pm,
manbeur bic fclgsnre GpilsI:
@aUannat, 3enn., 80. M1at 1868.
Sin Sberft 8if1e.
Sore 9rpBarttge Iufurperun9 CUR usbers
aabe etner bier F~ationirten @aDauerieIGwas
OrCn unD STR fsiesr NuGJus, beOur Ste 3D.
pttatn Garmthael's unar19rpdsne NntmOrt
.mefuaen, Deranlast mid, bic perratberiIAen
gmreer, BITE Sic In Der @sfau9eEuabme Der
tapfern Gruppeu mnteraGben t%pOlltsn, Gin wes
Mig UOn Der Ge1eBIidsn 8srgsItun8 meiner Re-
sieruu0 fablen 90 lnRsn. Onber unO I'M Sea-
men unlerer eblen Nfpntlif fi6re tA bte arc,
sen @nfduaspprte Der Observation-Disclosures
runs aus, baB .aae MeaI9en fret unb elei@
g%etUrsn" fno unp 6efrete unO fibre bsute tsbes
farttge OslGGpf auS btsler Stobt NIT MIR,
DuS NIT Der menGAIiden Nace iibertaupt bas
Bib fetnsS S9Spfers unb elmer unferbltdeu
Sesle semeint Bat, SD berbleibe, metn 6srr
Der BebprIame unp erseSene Oisner metnes
Qanoes. 6lorence M, GornYn,
Sol. 10. WftfOurt @au., Comm. 8rt9.
5nHiamermaebrtG1ten pm IRinnefota.
8rtsfe Don Bembtaa beiaseu, baB 9tttle
Grpm NIT elmer Rrteger1Aaar am 81. ..
Sits. mad Sort WarrY tit ben brittti6sa
8slbt9imern ab3O8. or tat tpisber TeinOs
isli9tetten gtSrn bic Gbippepns ~besonneu, mas
tGn wabrlGttnlt6 az Der Gerfulsune Osr
gGstBsn 9inbern miro. Die @bippetpas fibren
bte ameritantl&e Glaage urb erfldrea ii9 flu
bersn untsrtbanen ; 9tttIe @rop tragt Die eng
lilte SABINE uub wtG 8el9aeuuB unter t8r
luGsa, tpeun nGtbtg.
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Salns5 G9erucob unb 8. $. @tum-GOn~
f1osttrte G'sfan8sne unb s. @9yCd-etn 500.
ofrratber, ipnrSen na@ 9eti1ung bs8 3reuetbes
entla0ea.
0~eRohIsne Dem Gpe;ial.
0olt3ilfen 0tiebt, III Dieuaen bee 8alt0. &
Otto GtlsnbnEn, stiaug ea, an Gonna6eno
bas @l8entbun SCn Granlstn Sulepbins Bed,
tpet@ss benz GamDenFr. 8abu9ofe eeltoblen
unb $500 trestb irar, in hem gel!be pcR
Wtleslm Wtlo 3u finbfn, wel6er balslte In
ielnem SpR9auIe BON s. 0Olers In GAMBIA
Gtrabe Serbprgen Bate. N8tlD rurbe BIG CUR
Stbun8 beg S@wursertdtes in Ger Sail elm
8elperrt.
Die neuen Gelegrapben & N l.
en-. = Inter Den pbpaltenben Disqualification
bate f& iaou ldnsf pas 8sbarfntb mad
elmer neuen Geleerapbenau talt lablbar 9s<
ma&t, Dem nun ab9ebDIfen Ia, ba bic Snoe~
penbent Eete9roptenltnie 1itr Elm 3wetg9es
INaft erSfnet cat, prIdss NIT CORTLAND,
Bottom, Netu. 2)orf, philadelphia unb Nas
l9in9tcn In Der en9fen 8erbinbung ltebt.
Drompte 8sOtngang, biqtOe Orstle uab GOr,
refsbstt ibrer 8eioreuwgen GaratterilEren ptsls
einte. SIR @si&aftsloFal 1T 30. 81 @oatbs
fraes.
Die 3age Der 9alte. & O9tO
Uabn batten BITS geftern1ia1t UNI ! mad IL
u9r nn9sbtnpert 3ptiHeu 8alttmOre, Trebsrfd
unb 5arperS Gerrp paIIrsn tSnnen.
un8lmGsfGlls. - @eiern Morgen
ffel Die 2 jdtrt9e EpGtsr 5rn. @idrIbsreey's
tn Gilmore, nabs S~arato9aitr, in stne Seuf>
CRUDE. Ge ite nah 2 Stuuoen 9~tfunoen
tpurOe, tpar le toot, - Samss 0el1 brad
bret Ntppen onr4 stnsn SAD bur4 bic 2udtu
tn Waarenbaule Sts Drn. Senttns In 9iaGt>
StraBe. ST puroe in Da6 Qom6ayotr. Splpi-
tai 9ebroAt, 100 Or. Oeilbo1ano lin te6an,
belt.
!. IS Die Mtts(eber Der &uncurbto
MAIDEN mir ouf bic bsute (tatt fneenoe Seller
ibrsa S~tiftun9afefes sifnrertlam.
GH Sn Der WteGouics 5aCe $50. 1852 81.
6apfttetr. Fnoet beate Wtenp 3ar @rGfnuna
oss Summer<9otale6 Gin Gon3art l}att unter
asitnng bfs befannten 8Irtuol fen 5rn. NoIe.
SourtDerbauDLuggeu.
t. m al @ertGt {. - Staat aeeeu
5enr9 GnSerIOn Gnrbtg) reasn Otebfabls
boa Butter i'm Wertbe bon ST. aus q. q.
&orneltue' Qaben Sub curia aebalten. -
Staat ssBtn 20. s. 8owler ,pessn Subtialas
9. =. J1anoau's NIT Der 6anb ODER etnem
Rntttsl am 2. @lat. MttIton Nbitnsy unp 81.
u. NlcNQi8ser. fir Den 8srRorbeatn.
Stabt8ert@t.- @reStturen eeeeu g.
:. &nt9t. Sretlahung bespt1tgt. - s. Sob
lntt9 & so. 8s5en q. Bond & Gallup tn
appslatiOn BON 5aswUoO. 3tt6ttrlpru@ nm.
Bstsbrt. NQen Natne 9sgen s. s.. McGul-
LODI, Expectation pOn SbtpleY sub curia aes
balten.
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gsiseraanb seaem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Subtanapult8, Is. Stunt. DAG nod
Stub SO. e~elanbte DstdGement It 3uridss,
tebrt. @sn. Monsf;elo Derbaftete etne @n3abI
DsrbG6ttasr Werionen uno lteB tie nur 8e9en
bsbeuten6e @t6erbett los. gea& Sutton 60,
100 bic Bladder peS GnrcltrungS- @Ommihars
BON stnem BSbeIbaufen serftSrt tuurOtr, 9tn9
stne @pmpagnte @plDaten ab. Stsbsnjebn
Burger BON So6nlOn 60. wurOen tn Den
MGlOern fAwer bspufnst ssfaubtn nrS nadb
SnbtdnapOlis 9e6raGt. 20
100 GonIcrtttrte aus Sf Eennefee, tuelGe
unter BEN Ns6slen9efansensn Ia Camp WeOr~
ion fGr Die 5. Ienn. @aS. rscvuttrt tpurbrn
reifen am Sonnabenb Uun BIER Oh, um gu
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City Commissioners Office.

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