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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

JOE HO0KER-We have heard a little item
about " Fighting Jo,' which is rather good.
Some one asked q Confederate general, whose
name we do not feel at liberty to mention in this
connection, if he knew anything about "Ffghi-
ing Jo.n Fighting HE'LL he replied. "Oace
when we we've st West Point together I kicked
him from my room, and al be said was, Tut!
tut what'rs you about1''' This IS authentic
Richmond Wkig.
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CONTRABAED TRADING The ram New Era,
stationed at Island No. 10, now overhauls every
ones baggage and every piece Of freight, on all
downward bound steamers, the object being to
defeat contrabsnd trading. It subjects passen,
gers to serious Inconvenience, but is probably
advantageous to the public s~ervice.-Msmphis
Buueia
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nnnrnnenarR naNns.

The act OF Congress, says She Richmond
Hhig, passed at the last session, reducing the
rate Of interest on Confederate bonds. issued after
22d April next Is now developing the erect it
was intended 80 produce. By the terms Of thst
act treasury notes issued prior to the lst Of
December last, are hndsble in eight PEI cent
bonds until the 22d of April, thereafter thEy are
only fundable, like those issued since Is De-
csnber, IN seven per cent bonds. For some
time past, the demand for Confederate Fights
has been remarkably active. Orders have liter
ally .soured in at the Treasury, and those
now received remain untitled from the pressure
of business. for two OF three weeks. In the
meantime, The new treasury notes ~(undable
only in seven per cent bonds) are coming
rapidly into circulation, and displseing the old
issues, which sre convertible. until 22d april,
in eight per cent. bonds. Ia fact, the latter
have nearly disappeared in this latitude,
although thsAmount extant in the Conederacy
Ga tie list Of January, was about tWo hundred
and fifty millions Of dollars. The banks have
eessed to pay them out, and everybody keen
enough to discern q premium for them, in the
future, is either receiving them, or converting
them into certificates of call loans" That
premium cannot be far distant, for already Con
fsde1ate eight per cents are selling, in this mar
ket, at 1903 and interest, and, Of course, treas
ury notes, fandabls in The same bonds, VIII also
soon eommsna a premium.
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REPORTED CAPTURE o THE BRooKLYN-
A gentleman from New Orleans reports ramors
current IA thas city Of the capture Of the Brook
tsA' near Galveston a short time since. The
report was tAat the vessel was driven ashore in
q gale, and Wills the crew were eneaasl Il
moving tie guns nom the upper to the lower
side, she was boarded and taken possess;on If
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yALLAEDIGHAm!

THE GREAT
Speech Of the Hon. C. 1. YalIandigHam,
oS THE WAR
NELIfERED in The Federal Congress BE- nan
hsasd IN Book F0RE il g rev dsvs O6Vsr
asAt ey n2n, tFee OF p sage o. rscafp. Of 35 cents.
H o. CT Pablshsr.
leIStW Veksbnrr. Nj
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command q premium.

ANEEDEB hIPRovEMEET-We observed a
potter on the streets this morning giving pub
Geity to an ordinance of the city council CHAR
tering G street railroad company, and author
king the construction Of 8 track from the june
ton depot to State street in front Of The State
capitol, and, what is better, one Of the c%onrae-
tors named has informed us the work viii be
prosecuted with as much vigor as possible.
From 8 hasty perusal Of the provisions Of the
document, we conclude good care has been
taken of the interests Of the city. If any yet
object to such sn Improvement We would sug-
gest their scruples might be removed by q few
hack-rides to the depot in the present condition
Of the street TO be traversed. Humanity to
horse-fesh should convince the most stupid, if
nothing else viii.
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ANOTHER FALuRE-The telegraph line Is
down fhis morning between Lake aud Meridian
We also have reports that some portion sof the
track Of the Southern read has been washed
asay, but Of this We have no continuation.
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FNAschL-Ths Richmond Wig, Of tn,
10Th inst, says; We have no change to report
IN the rates Of premium for spscie. Gold Is
selling ct g 25 silver 500. We continue 70
quote Virginia and North CsTolina bank notes
81 % per cent premium. Georgia and South
Carolina, 40 per cent-seIing rates. Confed-
crate treasury notes Of the old issue are in de-
nand, and fer large amounts the brokers would
pay a fractional premium Exchange on Lon
don is selling at225.
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EXEMPTION ~ CoEGREss-On the 10th
inst, tie exemption bill wss taken up in Con
gress, and motion to reeommit was lost. BIZ.
Golfers substitute was adopted. in lieu Of the
original bill Of The committee by a majority Of
onei and, when this was put upon its passage,
1t was rejected by vote Of IA yeas to CD nays
This defeats al the exemption bills Of the pres
ent session, and the old bin stands as before.
with the twenty negro clause stricken out by a
recent vote Of the house, which The senate has
not yet concured IN.
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~ %

o HlRE. POUR NEGRO Z aud Two WOMEN
tie lst Lsuisaza Hss0i II. Br59khaven. Mss.
t"ehty dollars 2 menih viii be Pad Apply immsd-
fI2Iw Ssrrs = il 80
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EFcRMS his t1euds aud ihs pu7 ic sba. lie Is at the
Z BoTnao Hoass Prepared = take PiOT0RES Of
al styles rarTrw
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- Senator Wilson. Il is stated, has received
a large number Of applications from officers de-
sirng commands in the negro regiments and
brigade He thinks that a negro army ten
thousand strong could easily be differed BY
white men, 10 less tLsn 8 months notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

HUNTING Them UP.-A committee has been
appointed by Congress for the purpose Of in
vestigating fcauds in The transportation depart
ment A letter from Richmend TO the Mobile
Nes7s says: From private letters and official pa
pers which have especially accumulated on the
desk Of 1ir. Feote, Of Tennessee, I I'M inclined
to believe that rich developments VIII result.
The management Of the railways in Mississippi,
aud from Richmond te Charleston, has been
especially the subject Of animadversion. We
incline to the opinion that if the matter is fully
investigated some startling developments asto
how favored private spectators were unable to
enrich themselves, in Mississippi, viii transpire.
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TIE dym Of Quinby & Robinson. Of M~sulub,s. Teen
ts this DAY dissolTed by mutual ccnsant AN per
soas having c sims sslinst said firm wiz present The
same 20 " 7. Qatahy We ia aOas autho-shaizad 20
ply and AZ persons #an are Indebted p said frm VIII
maSe immediate payment o SAID QEinbE Hhohas besn
authon- ed 20 sstls saiifra7 5eai iesr.
WHT QUINCY.
~. 4. ROBINSON.
General P~srtu=rE
J s. CEAEHGRN
Etowsh, Ga, JsauaTy 2 1858 s5ecid Ps-tnsr.
6e165m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANrRn

A STALL ROOM ~th o. wit.out board ia a pd-
"A vats family. Reference vii be gvea. ADDRESS
LOUISIANA.
fgl13-a aHHH--z-
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WAKTERI

DOARp ia q pirate family. as or near J.cz. on fs-
- q gsntlemRa- vie, Two snsl children and s=-7arf
or WhiSh a HoeEa pres vii be paid add ss
BOAFD
1919 OF aa sEfrnH-
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THE LATE BATTLE AT D0NEELsoN.-The
CssnoazzR e5d Of the 1871 instsns, gives
gone 9 tbe Par6eulsss Of the late fght Al Don
nelson Hlearns thst We lost but Dinety-eigbt
confess . a less Of f~sur5esa killed, and thirty
seven wounded we captured one cannon de-
s1cyed one transport and psroled eighty prs
oners OR FL e consisted Of Forests and
Nha19n's brigade, tie loss being confined
alm9al ege-usIEs9 n Earssts canmana.
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o Purchase CT rsut, a HOUSE, con. inlnr psror
= dining roor and I'VE or six bed rooms. Al=o. viii
Kitchen Apply to
MAI. THO JOHESTOE.
felI-lw Once over Tu5roa g Co q s+~rs
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WH4RVBoAT-ARoiher govsrnnent whafboat has
been ioEsd 70 tie city BY tie stsamboat Empire Cayg
ithfon Columbus Kentucky.
CoTroS IaADE-on the 9th inst. permits were
taken out from shs board Of srads FOR shipments Of cot.
ton to The amount q four hundred aud eighteen bales
o. the I0h one hsndred and one bales.
HABEAs CoAPUs-John A. Saith, who vas arrested
by The military on the charge af killing a man St tie
landing, was liberated on habess corpus BY Judge
swsyne. On the application Of attorneys gallagher and
Tighe.
RrvER BUsIsEss-OU tha l0ih, thervaT wss reported
falling, aid the streets and lspding TOO muddy for bHsi-
ness. The arrivals we're the BATH, from Caro- and the
Florence, frsm Helena. The Lueusleh FOR St. Louis
In port, the Tycoon, Crescent City, Crawford panieith,
Sam Young Rocket, Kealou, Anglo saxoue ClreE,
Aamilt0a Belle, Glasgow, Wallace, C~atahouIa, Pie,
Empire City ana Emma.
CRIaE REeIsTEE-John W. Church. arrested BY
Chef Winters was hsld in fifteen sunlred dollars BAH
Tor tTisl on The charge Of atealing q horse. The property
OK n keaaonoYer, who resides near GermsntogTn
James Denton vas arrested by officer Hal, on the
charge Of taking from a negro horse belonging to Mr..
Mansfield, druggit- The horse was recovered The
recorder hsd ten undressing cases before him on The
10Th ths whole netting only eighteen dollars cash
~ The Bulletin says that the lata order f~orbldding
persons to be in the streeis, or hacks to run-ezesgs to
the landing or rslroad-aner twelve o'clock at night,
has had : mos; ezeellsHt effect, not only in preventing
street ARRAYS, but IN supprsssng -burglsrlos and ra-ro-
tiusA The thieves, whose rassaHty has been stopped
In tbs city are trying to make up tie deprivation By
their activity IN The suburbs. In Chelsea thew are g.
psciaily active, and scarcely a nigh, passes II which
some robbery iH net psrpetrated there.
CITY FuyAsczs-lt Is understood tAat the city faap.
ees arei a somewhat critical condition, ewing 70 the
very large smouni Of property eoaitseaied-ssy enc
Aah OF the property Of The eify-ths tax on which. the
Bnizin assumes, cannot reasonably be szpsetsd to be
paid BY the general government Therefore. he city
council viii probably spply to the Commands In this
city,in some reasonable shaPe,o feed the city Treasury,
sr the PsrPoss Of keeping up the landing, streets,
prisons and psupsra.
BUReLAsIoUs-Oa The nigat Of tas 1Oh a bold At
tempt was made By some thieves who sought TO pene-
trats Wllisnsons grocery on shelby street, between
Lndsn and Beaio, By tearing OF the Outside weather
boarding They foani the building within 800 roii Tor
their efforts, and retired IL disappointment They made
an attempt 70 enter the premises o. a larger saloon, a
Htae north, On TIE same street ~ heisting a lsddsr 10
the second stsry. Hsrs hey took out a pane Of glass
from the scond-stof window, but in doing so awakened
the inmates and they vera again ssIgeI o retreat
without plundsr.
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Repert. eren nT.nnphl..

Agsntiealan just out from Memphis gives us some IN.
formation o. The situation at Memphis Gen. HaniIton,
with his body guard. has bis headquarters in the resi-.
dence Of Major Hunt On Beal street Gen. Logan's
forces we're eneamped aear ths State hospital Gen.
ouinby'son New Orleans street with headquarters a.
Ms. Jesse Tste's residence and the Illinois and Iowa
cavalry near the Fair grounds The fort6cstiops were
guarded BY three regiments from Iowa and Illinois
troops. The gun5Oas Geu. Bragg was tho only war
craft IN the river.
The city was aled with negroes in the most dsplora-
bic condition. All the cotton sheds, steblss snd cut
houses are 6ledwiih the coutrabands. who continue to
bs subject to She ravages Of the small poz. and a is es.
timated that over one thousand have died within the
last thirty days To sddto the horrors they are expert
eneing the weather has been unusually severe, ard
their clothing has been scant
Desertons c~oHtinue as numerous As ever. To pre-.
vent it the piekets were doubled about a week ago, but
even this prseaution fails to prevent their leaving Tie
number Of sick in the various hospitals is estimated at
eight thousand and preparations are being made for a
much larger number.
During last week CeRfsderate notes were sold At sixty
cents on he dollar for greesbaeks. Tennessee money
was above par, and other suthsrh bank money used At
par in all commercial circles Gresnbacks were dspre.
eiating, and not held with any feeling Of eeurty.
The election proved so great farce that 10 cerda-
cate wss issued. The lucky sspirant has had. there.
fore, TO forego the hoaors 80 eagerly soaght FOR.
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THE WIDOWS CIR

HOSE who have no SALT-who azvs kesn man
q widow by this war, and a-s porr-asn 81 E4Er
: M~cALLISTER.
reg m Tark=0n nHs-
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u The New York correspondence of the
London Times, writing January %, says Mr.
Lincoln himself, 1not generally beled, believes
that the Union is at an end that nothing which
either he or the Northern people can do win be
able to restore it, and he only fights out the
fight to the bitter end because pride or shame, or
the fear Of public opinion, that he does not
rightly understand, prevents him from accepting
a result humiliating to himself his party and
his people. It is the old story over again. It is
a Brumagem George III, in the shape Of an
elected President re-enaeting the old O~bstinacy
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MEMPHIS ITEMS.

WHAHvHoAT-Asoiher goysrnaent whasfboat has
been toTsd 20 tAs city BY TIE steamboat Eupas Cgiyj
ithfon Columbus Kentucky.
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a. The eensrsl order embracing tie ind
fngs and santsncs Of the court mar'iol al st.
L5uis is ths Gaze Sen. MeKinsiry covers SIX
pages of feolscap I Is stated upoa good ru-
taoriy, that sbs gsnegel ia dismissed from The
eerrA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

"a Gsneral Price was eompHmented with q
ssreDade while in Richmond He yielded to
tie universal desire. and made bis appearance
at q window. where be spoke a few words Of
gratitude to those who had kindly c~ompIimented
him in the capital Of his native State, he
added his belief that the government authorities
were now inclined to give him q fair chznea In
the field, where be hoped bis friends would soon
hear aom him. The generals little speech was
much aPplauded, snd, after he Withdrew, the
audience MAS briefly addressed by Senator
Clark Governor Foots and Judge Moore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-18

EIhs Rockville Register Of the 10Th inst,
learns that the bridge over he Wetaugs, lately
destroyed by CsFtefs cavalry, hes been rebuilt
TIE woA was finished, and tie train passed
over il @ Tuesday night The work On the
Holsson bridge, ct Z~9Lieofsr, is progressing
iapidly under The energetic supednlendencs of
that prince Of bndge-builders, A. Z Maxwell,
jrs and Il ie expested thar It VIII be finished BY
the first of March.
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Missouri SENATORIAL CoNrEsF-The leg
islative bone CT ctntenti5a was IS feTcely fought
on The 7th inst as Ct any previous time, Tie
anf-Br0Rn emsneipadonists ct Jefferson City,
having tried Glover snd BTasdhead, nominated
Judge B~esknnags, Hno received some Of tie
Phelps votss- which gave him sixty votes. lie
vas hen withdrawn and Glover rsuominate5,
but not elected The propositions to eomPro-
mise between Brown ana ant-BI0wn emaneipa-
HonsH, have alled The Democrats special
says a scheme is on foot 20 elect Henderson and
Phelns.
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FLAG or TRUCE-About three hundred Alb
clifton soldiers were sent to City point yester-
day, by ashag Of truce, in charge Of Lieutenant
Bossieux All the prisoners taken By General
Bragg 81 Murfreesboro', aud sent to the Libby
prison, have been forwarded to the North
Ricku01d DisDafck. IOfk
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a Heavy firing was beard al day yesterday
up The river, and It Is supposed TO have been sn
engagement between our batteries and the Yam
zee gunboai, Qusen Of the West. We have
heard meme Of he particulars. This morning.
It is rumored Is town, that The boat was lying 10
front Of Merganzs. about t1enfy miles above
this plaza. She may show herself about here.
Who knows 7-Poa Hudson Nsaos ia
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raow = msssIssIPPE.

Our latest from above IS 10 Tuesday morning
All fears as to the raids from Coriuth, Memphis
etc, we've dss atai hy the latest reports Thai
an attemps was made to penetrate South, BY
two columns. here IS no doubt buta return
withoat accomplishing anything was made
necessity The whole Of the fat country ia
covered with water 70 an extent that viii make
any movement impossible for some time to
come.
The Fesersls continue their operations TO get
through the Yazoo pass. Intelligence from the
locality uR 70 Monday evening confirm previous
reports that the land forces hadEesched the Cold
water None q the Aest however, had succeeded
in getting through Ourboats, With the Obstruet-
ing soreas, had al reached the Tallahatchie
from Tx coldaaaT Cerain propositions were
Nhkinr % impede The progress Of the Fsdsrsls,
Of the success Of which great confidence was
entertained The MYERS had fallen somewhat
up to Saturday. bu. lac rains have again swO-
len them
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~ 81 bin had passed thrae readings 10 both
houses Of the South Caroline Legislature, "a
Increase the amount Of ths Sts,e Endorsement
Of Confederate bonds hom the Propordonste
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Y Capk Price, "a nephew Of Gen. Sterling
PRICE, Capt Fauaday aad sargeoa Hill, Con-
fsdsrate7 officers, who escaped from the steamer
CITY Of Alton, near St Lonis, 8 few days since,
were arrested on the 7th inst.
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HABELs CoAPUs-John a. Saith. who vas arrested
BY The military on the charge of killing a man St he
landing, was nbsTsisd on ha5eas corpus by Judge
swayne. on the application Of attorneys Gallagher and
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~ Lieutenant Birmingham, Just from Yieks-
burg, states that the number Of sick there is not
less than ten thousand but this is probably a
very elaborate exsggeration. Most Of the sick
are said TO be improving Memphis Bultetia,
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~ The Wilmington Journal states that the
scboore heassg, from NISSAN, for that port,
was captured and burned b the b-lockaiers
last week TIE e@aers end crew escaped The
Inamsg had q cargo ofss1, which constitutes
lha cliaf la.a
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- It is said shst the FIRST copy Of tho new
years prcclsmaion Of freedom. was tzksn to
New Orleans bya colored minister from Port
Hudson.
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serlons RaIIroaa Aeciasn,.

Special TO the Memphis Appeal
YIcKsBURG, February little heavy rains expe.
rienced during the last three days, washed away a cul.
vert on the Southern railroad q mEe and a half distant
from this city, on Monday evening. The engine, ten
der and baggage car Of the passenger train coming west
morning.
The engineer, fireman and woodpasser were seriously
Injured A.. O.. Orr, the Pioneer Express compnuy's
agent was sufocatsd By the escaping steam W. Hen
esee, baggage master, slightly injured, and John NJ.
Jackson, slightly injured. Mr.. D0bbins, the Pioneer Elk
press messenger, Is missing ALLEGRO.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE North.
sition Of Kentuety-New CosnmsreiaI

Position Of K~entucky-New CosnmsrefaI
Order.
Special to the Daily Appeal
GRENADA, February lI-rhs Chicago Times Of the
9TH has been received.
A dispatch from New York to the associated press.
Nortb, states that a veisel from Neaburn. North Caro-
Ans, reported that $ Federal feet composedaf one hun
dFed and twenty vessels had sailed South.
The g miaittee on Federal relations in the Kentucky
Legislature has reported resolutions asserting the right
Of the STATE orefase to support a war calculated to
overthrow not only the uational Constitution, but also
State Institutions. They also declared in favor Of ap.
Poiatiug commissioners to meet representative from
other States at Louisville on he 10th.
The reported attack on Island 10 was moth ug but q
scare.
By sn order from the Treasury Deparimsuf, goods
for the Wess car only be shipped from New York to
any poini, except by special permit from tbs custom
house. The oj ct Of this order Is supposed TO be to
prevent eontfaband articles reaching rebels North or
Coutb
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b MATCHES,
Rebel Matches,

o
fftHE mders sned having established a MATCH
AANuFACToRE In ire city or Jackson. would
~iuformthose vi hing 90 p~rehasa hat ali orders from q
distance, accompanied with the cash via Re p-ompslT
nle1 ii. STERN & CO.
letf1m Jackson. n 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-23

nab DRIP NleaOs DGrbaftet trurDea, neil tie (t1
,u aufG0t8 aufabrteu ltmo (6 Ste Nrme
nniOe tptnften. Col. Tt15 sntlie6 btei Iben,
na1bem tie tbr 0Uvt es8ebsn batteu, liG far
Elm GsrbSr f'Qem 80 trplsn.
go Der 9teoertafet bcs foe. .
b emO r. Gurn%8eretnS Ssr1eblsn wtr
nidt fitr bic uns ant ssitrissn Abenb gebfaGte
Serenabe ber3ltden Dant gu llasn.
| @rpBeS @nn3ert - Wul1fpireftcr
9en19ptp beatf@tIst nGt9fen Dienlla9 pas
ltbte ercBe CONCERT ptsier Sailun In bsn gletp
Al1em5IY NocmS 3n gebsu, wtr boFtn Destaib
roE pa1elte 1AUn aus bent Gjrunoe, neil 0eer
9sn16Ow burA feline @enSerte Iebc SteI fIr bic
ttetsen Nrrnen Sltban BAT, reGt 5a9Iret0 be-
lu6t Irtn miro.
Mebrereber entlaenenS rets
s er Der G5taOt Gilenba0n Da6ea Gus gga1e,
baB t6nsn fetn t6berer Osbalt ~bertli9t tpnr.
be uno anpere 6abrer Ia i6re @te0e Tamen.
bic nsuen Treiber maltraittrt un0 'auaefaGen.
Die Noli,et Fat iebO6 tislem l1npeIen baID
elm gnpe eemaGt, tnbera Ge btele Qeute Dsre
taftet unS tn @eps6riart ncbm ; e~tu5rlue
perltlbsn tperoen isbtnfaIs fir lGuaere 3sit
bic Sail gu bs;te6en baben, ba fe lA 70 brutal
Oenobatea, oaB etc @trufe fur (e nt&t BART
ssnug Ietn fam.
@oIt3etsger6aftunge - 8.
Wsqer purbe ont Dunnerftdg Ssr6aftet unb
pom 8t&tsr 5iB In Dir Sail 9el&tdt, wstt er
Ism. Rlaimann ange9r,fen unO eeprI3elt
bate. @esen zines sleiAsn 8ergs6eus Se0es
GbCm. 9u8be6 wmrOen TEeor. Dart, Dm.
8alDo. unp @br. Dunno In %@rmangslune
BON 8arsI6aft tn Die Sail undergraduate.
Inn ipGtsr 3susntB ab3ulesen unrOen SbOm.
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