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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-26
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lee, that a sound mind and body are tne m".'
Jtss JI Si,hant these. the Journey through life be-
mes rte' 3 weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
~" 80 w he view; the mind becomes ahadoS'd
IN s.rair and filled with the melancholy Tsiee
n that the bapripess Of another becomes pisA's'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-26
'sisnt sSaInISE IRnISEASEs SPEEDILY
EIRED.

sr,ons writing should be particular in directing
i; ie,ters 10 his Institution, in the following
JOHN M. JOHNSTON NJ. n'
s,bs Baltimors Lock Hospital, Baltimore ha'
a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
MORNING REPORT


NIw YoRE, December THE Richmond
Dispatch Of the 2sih says
The Georgia papers publish great deal
about Shermans movements, and nearly a.
much about our own, all of which il would he
very imprudent to copy,
II waa pretty well RsoeFtained that the left
wing OF Sherman $ army, when It passed Mad.
ison, numbered 10000 They burned the
town when they left
Augusta papers show The excitement in that
city week ago, On Monday il was very
great, aud ia the urgent need for troops, il
was propoeed to employ the negroes.
One Of the papers Of tnAi place was very
iearinl Of treaehery on the part Of ia citizens
on Sherman's arrival
The Importance 10 the Confederacy, Of Ma.
con and Augusta. is dwelt upon at length by
the rebel papers, and, that their fall would be
great disaster to II, is admitted
The X ohmond Whig derives some comfort
from an assertion which il striyes to believe
true, that Sherman is only marching on an
average seven miles day
From the Richmond Enquirer Of November
2Sth
On Thursday last serious attempt was
made by tho Federal prisoners confined AZ
Salisbury, N G, TO make their escape, which
was rapidly and eifeetually quelled At the ex.
pense Of considerable Yankee blood
II appears that plot had been formed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

NEw YoRE, November 30-The Herald's
Army OF the Potomac correspondent Of the
18th says;
More firing than usual was indolged in ON
the 9Th In the evening the rebels fred from
the advanced front of their line, Just beyond
tho famous Bermuds Hundred tower Our
gunboaIs replica, aud the affair was termina.
ted.
On the morning Of the 2Sth, firing was
quite brisk, mnsketry participating, but no
battle ensued
Reel deserlers r,p9rt Cen EwelPs corps
gone South
Throughout the morning Of the 9th, the
rebel firing on Dutch Gap canal was uncom.
monty heavy and persistent, No damage was
done, aud for an hour Ia the afternoon they
delivered u severe 6re upon Fort Brandy No
damage done tbore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

NAsHvhLg, November 3O-Army move.
ments, for u few days past, have been simply
for position
The Federal forces have not retrealed ex.
cepl TO improved localities
We occupy Franklin To day, but will pfoba.
bly, select place for battle much nearer
Nashville
Skirmlshing has occurred with little or no
advantage to either side,
The probabilities are that a battle will be
fought within the next ~ hours
Our forces nre in eager expectation aud
the Generals hopeful aud confident
Large aecessions of troops have reached
here, who have been sent TO advantageous po.
sitions
Small detaChments Of rebel cavalry are op.
Grating not far from Nashville, doing, howev
er, NO great damage
Railroad communication with Chattanooga
is yet in tact, aud trains are running reg.
ularly
Much excitement exists among the citizens
on account of the near approach of Hcod's
army
Major General A j. Smiths corps reached
here to night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


NEw YoRg, Nov. 30 Roger A. Pryor ar
rived here this morung, and was taken to
Fort Lafayette
lie conlradicla the report that he had said
that Macon aud Milledgevile had been cap.
turej, aud thai Augusta had probably fallen.
He says that sherman IL the ablest officer IN
our army, aud that TIE South has more to fear
from his movements than those In progress
elsewhere
As to the Southern refugees in the city, he
said they had acted dsefncetuly
A remembrance has been received by the
Chamber Of Commerce from the merchants
Of Bahia against paying the $500 900 reward
for the car ture OF the Florida.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, December l.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Red wheat,
Wholesale 80 90 Retail $40 90.
WHEAT--Sl go
CORN--l0O
OATS--65.
RYE 2j
BARLEY--Sl 500l6O
TEAS-$2 5O@2 90
C0FFEE--45@60c
SUGAR-30.
SUGAR-22Ge28c per pound.
COFFEE SUGAR--3O 03lc per h.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33Ac per II
M0LASSES-$l 35@l40 per gal
RlCE-20c per b.
LARD--20@25
BUTTER--35@l0
CHEESE. --25@30
STARCH-l2lc per 10.
SOAPS -l5c per ID
DRIED APPLES-l0@l2b
BEANS--Per bushclS2 0002 so
EGGS -2j@30 per do2
TOBACCO-900Sl so per n.
SHOr-$5 75@6 00per sack
LEAD-26o per ID,
POTATOES 81 GOAL % per bush.
HAY-rimothy S2s@3O per tou.
WlllSKY--l 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

NEw YoRK November 2s The mahogany
lumber yard Of Ogden & Co, which was al
most totally destroyed by IRE this morning,
was filed with au immense stock ofinahogany
aud valuable lnmber, valued at $ls0,000.
The origin OF the FIRE ia still enveloped in
mystery, although from an investigation
made there is 10 doubt but it was inoendia-
ry, and but another act in the recent diaboli-
cal plot to lay the city in nshes
Ia the vicnitr of the lumher yard within
half block is an immense government
warehouse, one of the largest in the city, and
it was conieotured that the object ofthe incen-
diary ~as to destroy this, but no access could
be gained to it, there being an armed guard
constantly ON duty.
By -etting fire 10 the lumber yard the whole
block, including The warehouse, was leopard
ized, and il was miracle that any portion was
saved
Strenuous efforts are heng made to discoy.
er the incendiary; but no clue has been ob.
tanned that may lead to his Identification.
The steamer Fort Morgan from the block
aiding sqadron arrived, this p. NJ.
Only four hundred Southerners have, ~
yet registered their names with General
Dix
Gold closed at 2 2si
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

Captain Aemmea Plot 10 Hufn Memphis
CAIRO, November 80 Information Of a
soemingly reliable character Is 10 the effect
that Captain Semmes, OF The pirate Alabama,
arrived Vt Bsgdad, Mexico, October llth, en-
route Tor Richmond via Malamoras
Upto Noyembe~ 20h there was no quorum
in the Arkansas Legislature
Memphis papera of yesterday give a detail.
ed account ol plot 10 burn Memphis and
the Charleston railroad depot and Govern.
ment slorea, worth two millions
The plot was discovered by United States
detectives, TO whom the matter was entrusted
by General Washhurue, aud incendiarles
were captured IN the act Of firing the build
ings
It is alleged that these emissares we're to
receive irom the rebel government ten per
cent on the valuation OF the properly thus
destroyed
DR.. Mcmillan, proprietor Of the Charleston
House, Memphis was among those arrested
He is charged with being hn agent Of the
rebel government aud concerier in the plot
Prisoners confined ia the Irving block will
be tried before II military commission, aud
viii probably be hanged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

NEw YoRK, November 20 "A FIRE broke
out this morning, about four aod n half o
clock, which il is said was clearly the work OF
an incendiary, in the lumber yard of Ogden
n Co. on Hubert street
One.third Of the block was destroyed.
Among the sufferers were number of famil.
les who occupied the dwellings adjoining,
Loss estimated at 100000 phosphorous
was used, aud it was thought tho intention
was TO destroy the Government warehouses
adjoining, wherein immense quantities Of ar.
my clothing are stored
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

New YoRK, Nov 3O.-By the steamer Fort
Morgan, we have late adyices from the
Cult
Five Of our gunboats lie in Mobile Bay, on.
ly three miles from the Guy
The rebels have important earthworks n
little below the city, M Dog River Bar
Lawlessness prevails Mt Bagdad on the Mex.
lean side o! the Rio Grande,
An expeditionary Union force, under Lieut..
Colonel Sterling, OF the goth Maine Cavalry,
lately captured n company of rebels, and a
number of small arms, Mt Jarren bridge,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

WASHINGTON, December l.--Psrsons who
have seen Richmond papers OF the 29th
say
They contain dispatches from Augusta
the 2Glh which state that Seerman had not
approached that city and repeat the state
ment in the Savannah papers OF the 24th that
he had been defeated in his efforts to cross
the Oconee River and that his attempt to
march eastward had been baiiled.
The rebels blaim ,eey still occupy Ma.
con
The Richmond Enquirer argues that Sher-
man cannot reach that city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

Enemy Attacked aud Rspuiaed az
Franklin,
Ngw YoEE December THE Times has
the following special
NASHVILLE, November 30-Midniqht At
I o'clock 7. NJ, the enemy made heavy al
tack al Franklin with two corps; hut after
persistent fighting, was repulsed at Gll points,
with a loss of 5000 killed aud wounded 600
prisoners, aud a rebel Brigadier captured
Our loss was about 500
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
Ths Amlrs a. Ne,, or..L

The Heralds Martinsbnrg correspondent
says Of the affair at New Creek Col Latham
NJ c. Elect from Pa was in command, and
being wounded by the engagement at More
field had his men prepared for an attack,
watching all night, hut the enemy not coming
vigilance WAS relaxed The next day when
Rossen pounced on his pickeis and got inside
his lines before his men could be gathered,
We lost some 6 d. guns and some 800 men,
Col Latham who was missing until tho s0th,
hurried ap Al a distance from seeue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
sHLRtFES SALE.

" ease No ploes
Thsopholgs Browa, etALJ 10 Psftnon
nuRSuAN | 10 Az order of tho Court OF Gommon
II Pleas Of Montgomery county, OHIO, made at tts
November torn A. u 1854 viii sell at public uulcrY
the premises on
MONDAY. December 9Th, 1864,
at oelock p tho iollowlag described real estate
to-wt Situate Ia the county of Montgomery Hnd
state u OHIO, on tho sAat y u section -. lowu s,
range . east, sc,
Being lot No ofs survey aud subdivision oi the
Rnda OF Joseph Brown, der'd BY order ~ tho Count
of Common Pleas nf Montgomery county ohio, Al
the March term, istl chanasry Ieooid "a page
3S2, snd deBcfhe1 A. iOuOHa
Beginning on the east limo OF said section ~ poles
south OF The h. coru-r thereof-thsnce So W
100 poles 70 stone IN the Liberty koa0, thence \
az lu25 poleatoa a siunn in said n ad, tbonce n
" ~ poles 20 stone, thence y 50 b. poles 20
sione, thence ~ ~ poea 70 stone On the eas,
hna u "a sect on, thence % " t2-J poles a. The
place of heginang containing saA acres aud has been
Assigned a. the dover OF Elizabeth Brown IN said
lands uf Joseph Brown deca, said pr . isfr hsya
been appraised rec OF Dover u So ~ pc ARE
amounting To bt30l "a and cannot sell for lees thsN
y oil the appraised yaiue thersof-said premises y li
be sold ree Of dover.
Terms cash IN hand on day OF sale n 10 one
year, and - 10 two yaafe thereafter deltred pas
nepis 70 bear Interest and 60 be secured by mortg4Aa
On the premisos GEO. W0oAMAN, sheTsH
ApAn Gar, Atty. novleN0W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
The Increase la the Price of
NeN Rpapers.

The New York correspondent Of the Phill-
delpbia Inquirer says;
The coming New Year is likely TO witness a
revolution 10 the newspaper business here, as
regards prices &c The venerable Journal
Of Commerce notifies its patrons that it's rate
Of subscription hencelorth will he $40 per an
mum, This s a big jump up, but not more 80
than is actually necessitated by the high pri-
ces Of oil kinds Of printing materials manual
labor, editorial services, &c Two OF the 9th.
er morning papers, it is said, will increase
their price from four TO ak cents each
This increase in the price of papers is die.
tated by imperative necessity Still 1t is All in.
crease not rs great as has taken place in olb.
er branches of business
The following squib appears in a recent
French paper
WANTED TO PURCHASE a vast tract
Of land, destined to serve as the GENE re
RY for the interment of the victims of Amer.
lean war, the territory OF the disunited States
threatening to be too small for this purpose,
should the war continue
address communications, either 10 Mr.,
Lincoln, President of lha Northern States, or
Mr.. President Davis, President OF the South.
ern States.
Tar Colossal BIRD OF MADAGAscAR In
the year 1850, a French ship captain, named
Abadie, being on the coast Of Madagascar
observed in the hands Of native the shell OF
gigantic egg, which had been perforated at
one OF It's eStremltiea, aud used for domestic
purposes
M Abhdie being attracted by the usual di.
mensions ofthe egg, set TO work TO procure
specimens Of It, and ultimately succeeded in
obtaining from the natives. beside the speci.
men first seen two others, one Of With found
in the debris Of recent land alp The 9th,
or was dsinterred from recent alluvial for.
nation, together with some bones of apparent.
ly no less gigantic size.
Upon these objects, which we're shortly Rf.
terward forwarded 10 Paris, the late Prot.
IsonoFe Geofifot 81 Hilsirs founded new
genus aud species Of extinct struthou4 brds
allied TO Donboris for which he proposes the
name 6pyornis Maximus. The most striking
character Of the eggs OF the Gpyornis is their
enormous size The largest Of the two re-
oeived at Paris measured lengthwise two feet
aud ten inches, and breadthwise two feet four
inches in circumference. Its extreme
length in a straight line was twelve inehea
Prof Geolfri ST. Hilairs estimated that il
would contain 10 l.s quarts, or nearly as
much as six ostrich eggs, A large ostrich
agg, We may mention, measures only ahout
six inches in lehgth, being little more than
half that OF the 3py orpis- Quarterly Jour.
nal et Science. aaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

NEwBRRS, N B Nov n 1T is reported
that all the available rebel forces at Whining
ton, and other points ia this State, are moving
TO the assistance of Georgia.
General Bragg has been assigned to the De-
partment of North Carolina, which constitutes
his command.
The rebel papers OF this State report the
abandonment OF the Wilmington expedition
by the Union forces which appears to give
them great relief.
Governor Vance is figuring for admission
into the rebel Senate, with prospects of sue
cess
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

New HoRK, December The city was
filled with rumors last night, that Grants for.
ces in conjunction with tho navy, were NOV.
lug on Richmond. That the feet had passed
mp the Dutch Gap Canal, aud that an impor.
iaut movement was making in the Shenando-
ah. Nothing has been received confrmatory
of these reports this morning.
The Trlbpne's Washington special says -
Judge Holt has been selected 10 succeed At
torney Geueral Bates
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
ResIgMaJIuns of Generals ACCep.
ted.

The resignations OF the following named OIL
GERS have been accepted by the President to
take effect to-day
Brigadier General John A. McClernand,
Brgadier General Il, A. Payne, Brigadier
General Neal Dow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. A. GEIGER will hereafter attend er,iasirst to
- nm office practice, and will give "Specsl Atteu-
ton" to the treatment OF CHRONIC DISEASES auru
as Diseases Of the III ROAT and uNGS, OF the kYE
and EAh soRoFULOUS AEFECrIuNA, So Prm-
ary and secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHUA,
GLEEr STRUCTURES, tMPOTENCY, Sc Al,o,
nuEAsEa PECuIIAn FEMALGs, aud eVsfV udrisfy al
CA oHie Disc tse, whatever may be its character
Onice hours from n m TO m.
sundays, to lua m, to G p "a.
Otce-Corner Of Jefferson and F1nh At, Dayton,
Ohio Octa.imdSmw.Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

Episcopal Festival The ladies of the
Episcopal Saving Circle viii hold festival
iu tho basement OF the church TO night, and
will be glad 10 ser their friends there
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

Notice The Ladies OF St. Joseph's
Church will hold Fair at Clegg's Hall, com.
menciug on Christmas Eve, aud will continue
it during the ensuing week. The object is a
charitable one, We hope our renders and the
citizens generally will pntronize it to the full
extent Of their abilities
Several vocal, and instrumental concerto
will be given by some of the most talented
artists in the city
(Journal COPY J
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
Farmers 4 Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WAGNER sc sHIRE
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
M. 29al,
huperlor = conn.

AbuoT stephens, No 29al,
Superior Count.
Jacob q. keplaT ct al
DuksUAhf 10 IA decree OF Tie Superior C1urt oil
L Montgomery county, OHIO entered 10 the alto, @
cause, et its Juhe Torn, A. u, 1864, vii uu
SATURDAY December 80. 1864
81 the door VI the Court House, tho city DAYTON
10 said county, botwesn the hours OF two aud four
o'clock NJ OF SAID day sell ut Public outcry to Ihr
highest mdder, the follosing described premises,
tan sf the nsrth half et section number eiaht ecu
Qb), township number three (Jl, aud range nan hsr
ave (6) betWeeb the Miami riYers ln Mnntg1tneiy
county, OHIO, heginnng nj the half section corner ou
tho weh line OF said section thence north II ~ saal
eiEhiytW0 $50 poles Ia acornsr, theIca south b5.
eat two hundreh and nhy.tw0 and thirtY-rik hun
afedihs t2oa 3s-iu1l poles 20 conner thence south
iB sast eiRhiy'tWo and forty eighth hundrsuthA (sR
fSlhUl poles 10 corner tnence north Hfs 5A' west
wO hundred and hityAeur aud forty hundretths tg1s
4OlOO) poles 20 the place OF beRnutng, eoutgnipF 4
hnudrei an twenty mine and seventy one hun
dredihs (t2eTi-to0) aerga.
Said Farm II about two mlles east ui OentrsS.lle
has upon Il a dwelling two log cabins frame tenant
house, a large orNhafi, and about hIc,n acres 1i
nmtef,
Appraised at s4t 40 an aire May sell for s2s a
AN acre, Nhh. W. mALAhNNFt
Master Commissioner.
~. TasssaFe n y, JoEnAA, Attys,
nOFHi Hie6f-daWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
New YorE marE.t.

NEw YoRK, Dec. Cotton very quiet AT
30 Flour dull, l0c lower at SO 0alO 90 for
extra state, and II GOAL 20 for round hoop
Ohio Wheat dull aud lA2e lower Mt 2 %
for No. | Chicnro Rye firm aud quiet;
Barley scaroe and lirm; Corn dull at ! 81 for
inferior mixed western, Oats dull and lc
lower at | 02 for Western; Pork decidedly
lower ut 30 0Oa33 80 for new, and "a 5Oa
"a II for prime, Lard dull and dropping at
2la223; Whisky ilrmer at | 87al So Petro
leum very quiet At49o for crude, 699e for re.
fined in bond
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
seizure of Ammunition.

CoLLlNGwoOp, G. W December 1.-The
custom authorities yesterday seized boxes
contn'uing gun cartridges canister, grape.
shot, Nc, for an l6 FOUNDER.
The steamer Georgian is daily expected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
(Journal copy }

City Mortality We dnd the following
table of Mortality in the Journal of this
morning, It indicates the heSlthfnness Of
Dayton very conclusively:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
Wanted 10 Rent or Purehase. a .

loon or mall hotel, about the Depot, or in 6
good business part Of tho city, Address
"A Y" through the Post Office, l2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

False Alarm. We had false alarm OF
fire last night at ths west end of Fifth street
The steamers were promptly out, but failed to
find the FIRE, The alarm grew ont of the
burning of a chimney
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

Us Roseberry--No SO Main street-is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 TO 80 per cent
below september prces, having bought since
the great decline
Go see them ltis ali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

New York stock market
NRw YoaE, Nov. 30.--Siooks 6rmer; Gold
opened at 2 25i and closed at 2 264,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
d1ailp. !. empire,
City aud Other Matters

B,ay- Go to John W Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall aud win
er Dress Goods. also, Coaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c just received dtG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

New Meat and Provision store, -
NJ Stockert, nj his stand ON Market street
north side, n few doors west Of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef Nation, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs &o.,
&c all fresh and Of the best quality Hia
old friends aud customers, and the public,
are invited TO give him a call.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-20
R' sinsOln, Sobnlnu uua AN
&munripatinN /!
AGfraf sI elmer
&taattsH limitations sHcuyeutips

~ dNss Merchandising Rec unFs iHstsa nuisH- atsa,s.
GTtentiae-GcaiiteS AM Wtitrpct, rem :. @srfbr.. urss =
Gxfruf fHr siRs &taats GenbspsirH. nm "a, r.
edteH fhr biz besfHisesnen Sent.-, rdAe mad hxx ueaen
asnfttiastcn ~ besSen HsA, III asmtnirsr. esnesuwia f..
thIcfsa:
Ssi@lofen: DAG cine suksfius.e upls y. &tssts. q ,u-
0sn1Su EteseHrG ee:n'es wtre, hH III ees Gtabt BALI
mets aR AteanaS, esH IL. Ciscosg. ~ bssiaMmeIn, nm
saeeftnste unisns, &areIenssn a. neriRiren far fas amt
6'fsN ecaccrnsavs, Risu.enaat.@ oueUneuts, Gsmrtrrl.
lsrs, Staass~Eacal.S ure eines &iGters ess arseaa.
tonssGttt&tes. nRb 81 ptsh is,aer reec,Rtnanki,t. ian
bic GsleSaieu tes &tsats.Gcnptntir ssr ZEN c,r,nissg.
aea SsnsreS +. Oiihltssn infruht rertsu ,cuen. ala ,,ne
E'iirifts'&cnoeatirn in banseiz nEh &arkisa;eu FIR ger-
netU in esssres 40 nsminnsn.
Sis unseb!nsten EntonsmSnRsr sr &tstt sssIftmcm
psseen MT am tretsaS. ben il. Off,, ,mifG,s 4 unb 2
ner 1etnes IN esu rtsFnetensa Warbs in ihren serSbn.
uVsu <sleaef ssslaptaisln, hri ; TtI,satsn res isbw
tsasb 81 stusr atasLScHstn1oR An srpxSisH, ivsIts
&sEasnttou te an, Itsa.sg, Ecu 1t. Off,. ug1 Q uts
Sss'es mi Seu.psrarss 2easpie eerfanlmsln ipEs aSa Al
teeotell Shr &t1ass.@snugntirr All tpSbIen.
w a~K's3lisor AW St~aa;s-Gaiyal~G cmiteA m hx
eeflpseetRr Stuufise Hnt pieyesrb e~uasotsici, DsR
iansttsneten ii tsE &ciefsss III tS,aSif, Hrl DsIe1ateu
sas Staats<Gcsssnnsa ~ SpSbIen. acses Gruasr uae bic
StaeT Bdltiincre fne 81 Se h;si T~sycaater eeTeAiat, ale
ls n'tfsr esT xtTcr eoaffisntieg g~stssaSen rre SenstcSer
habea.
&ie Recommendation al pfn 4 ,Erisf< Aoasert;sss IN
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