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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1855.
DEEF CATTLE-The receipts by the Board Of
Trade reports to-day are 4C5 head; shipments, GIL
head. This market to-day vas perfectly stagnant.
Eastern buyers sse entirely out Of the market, and
Government contractors, for the want OF funds. are
buying but few The receipts very light, but the
demand Is lighter still, nud will continue 10 until
there Is scmc chance to get cattle through to Eastern
markets. We Weuld adFtso country shippers not to
crowd tho matketat present.
There Is fair demand for good stock stcers At from
SStcG6.f0. The most Of tho sales to-day Weso from
q. Da rs for common butchers Cattle to fhir steers
They were mostly In small lots and foot up some 400
head. .-......... --..
The principal sales ut the several ysrdstoday we1e
sA1xs or BExF CATTLE TODAY.
Leyy sold Gordon 81 head lar Illinois Steers, aver
osas 59sdoFf I'D Nails head tat Cows averaging si
q aeotse % Adams sold Wall Cows averaging s lb''
Waiiwork 4 Mallory sold Danse u cows. ave1asaag a
s.. e {. sSs ts!!es 1;a Illinois
p9a2 nsaa fss5s E:sas 81 u5s
fs 4ista;ss!!s e ns'd common Steers
etegE eE,dey CO. sold Cash Is head common mixed Cat.
s soia csss aud Bas
inx iii at s59 sna y = aesd s common Steers and
dou. so1a Inns head Light Steers averaging
W ca il head Common steer5. .nveragin81 0l8
les, Il S5s; and Vogls II poor Cows averaging 7"
Gresery Co. sold Ke'leyt9 Cows nad light st'eEs'
III sod Keliey cows averaging ssb1, ut $50.
1rOGS-The receipts. bJ the Boart OF Trade report
today, xere679; shipments 81. Ihe nalket contln
nea.ltm. with good demand for smooth hexTJ ho:s
lighter hogs we're IN less request, and coarae hsayJ
hogu are not yery sacahie. The Raes foot up at S.
head At fsou sfo5o@1 10, chiefly At Ill o0@12o0.
, 1865-02-16

6PRLSGTIELD, Feb. 10.
SENATE

6GNA4G.
The approptiatlou bill was taken up, with the
House amendments. The amendment striking out
$aCd to Lewis-Mr. M1ck moved to concur. Lost
ayes Q, nnrs II. The amendment striking out
tho gold clause; Mr. Ward moved call OF the
House. Loet-yeas 8. nays IS: M. Green moved
Tie previous question. car'ied-yeas Is, nays =.
The question being On c3neurreIee II vas i9st-
bushreli, Eastman, Mack, Metcalt Strain, Ward
S. Nays Coh1a, Green Of Alexander, Green Of
ns naassS
Worccster-14. Tho amendment including an u.s.
sistnnt reporter Of the House was coneurEed In
lii. Ward offered resolution tnstracting the
Auditor to notify Mr. Boyden, oio OF the com.
naIssioners 10 distribute ten thousand dollars for
.hs siens 1ss'e' IS MAJ y be neeessary. Adopted.
Nr. Addams moved to take up The House bills
On third reading. ,,-, ~.
change the tfne Of holding courts In DuPage
county to authorize the improvement Of tno VA
hash River; to incorporate the Steflihg NaFlga-
levy war Tx; to legallze the var bonds of wan
| keEan; to incorporate the Morris Coal o1 Com.
pany; to change the time Of the C1TGuit Lonfss
Ercuit to aTaend the charters Of the Paris & De.
catur, the Dclleyil'c i Southern 1llinqts and tae
| Springfield, Kankakec & Indiana haiIfoads; 70 70
II civ ordinanccs; to incorporate the National
Lead and 10 Davless Insurance Compsn1as, and the
Chicago EerIen shipping Cen Company ,6s Bonse An.
nonpcing the appointment Of u committee Of con.
ference On The disagreement on the approps1anon
bill. committee vas appointsa, Ha, =. pont,.c IN
lew a tax for IN experiment tor coal oil "aa
The bill to change the na1ne Of the PitsbuFg
Rail1oad IVES passed. BousE
The nuuse voted to reconsider lts alleged 1Issg; r.
action Of last evening n ie4 So 70 isc arc
taken advanage Of their alienage to 1yoid tas nsr
to second reading.
nv "q Tss pp preported back By the COMMITTEES w.th
AMENDMENTS The amendments we're mken M ap
TS Rsy s5 he an
c1erka ehs Of Committees dve dollars per day, NJ
Stephenson moved to lay on tae e. pc nn
~ oPaa5 Pa5sscmhIT' iii, Smith moved to concur. Mr.
Stevenson moved to lay on the tablcClost. Th9
ao sa r; as aaSEee R,s 9e
f sSnn for pnhiIshine proceedings-lald on the t.
6le. 10 pay members IL gold: sssoia5on At az T.
hs bs l. sss sos,e4 H. moved Il
fsiRSa 8iisa 3 y,ass assnS Hoes aes
he a@snd%ens % ar 1ha Mor1i moved an ama1d
s1s ouotaonp Ie paS z ~ 4 NeSe %o7sd t.
p1cs111 snncnt n dc sold cl.nso was lostl to q
H. eqFG Hi nasaed AZ af1ended ayes Il. n1ys s.
1ns e " nnnmnttca On Finance reported back h
Senate hi providing additional 1
c,snse rcnniring the Commissioners TO cause th
n'oti1n Of the Penitentiary according to pr
Sions NJ Wxs 1 mqEsa Soat to Of ay Soo3
mcnl@eent = tonenamenI On 1aT Others spoke pro an
onpoSs1T The he House refused to concuI with II
reported y tas F. raibfe Gs%
ana csseueer reported The failure q the Sens
a,,cnI N thc nuacndne en;s to the Appropriate
1o h'l III. Noble moved that the Honse a. sdhsss
;tsamendments Of the appropriation; nf; f.! Deie e
, 1865-02-16

EultofS Tribune.
The ship owutfs Of tho whole chata OF Lakea held
thetF IN Detroit. The object OF call OF
mat ConVent!on WAS 10 regulate eiEhta and toxaEes
ofthe suFronntn1 lnkes- That such has been accom-,
HMsneH hATe no doubt no one has right to 1ues-
tl2n theN- But they have yteht to iexal .t9 for
sasso separate I'D distinct Glasses without ther wiz
thef Ith and th resolutions they uzlng those three
parties under their tuItsdi ction and lea1s than With
Stewards Will not be guided b. the dictates OF
who don't compose traction Of the skipping interest
OF the Northwest who have nado their money direct
" OF Indirectly Oft SAILORS
The experte1co OF the past has taught underwriters
these sailors ara practicable aboard vessel, Or
whether Is their Interest to have able and rIpa.
enctd mea, who have devoted thor early youth to,
and who are capsule and competent IN any tmergcn-
cy to perform the duties Of, their calling.
, 1865-02-16
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.

An Extrnordinnrym Movement Through
The Cotton Gulf States-Clonds of
Cavalry Sweeping to she Gulf OF
mextco-Ecn. Tho INNS and Cen. vii.
h0m Ia Comm &nd-lontGou u1ery, Scl-
Tnn. .MpblIc-Co. Operation with Con.
Canby-Abolttaon OF the Rebellion In
xtae southwest.
, 1865-02-16

Here the market on the street opened at 905, and
closed at ao4. On the Stock Doard 1t opened at
2053la0G, hut closed weaker. The list Of sales
will he found in another column.
silrcs is in light supply aud the market ia NOM
fnaI at 1856. The demand Is very moderate.
Government Bonds remnin very firm. Five
twentiea arc steady and in good demand at 1904,
with sellers at ITO. Ten-forties wcro quiet but
frm at 1ca1 buying and 102iG11m selling. In New
York to-day I2us sold at ITO, 1o40s ut 10a1, 210
Treasury Notes at 115K, md one year certificates
at gs3.
Cook County Scrip WIS in more active request
today, md sales were generally at sl1s3.
rnrrEx Hrotfs IN HFN YpRK-TEo. 10.
, 1865-02-16
cH1caGo STOCK MARKET.

WxpsEspAY EVENING, Feb. IL. 1586.
The market has been quits dull to-day. There
was some movement in Government securities at
s9s to 994 70. Tos, and ITO for ssOs. Cook county
scrip sold quite freely ass19aa. The to-day
, 1865-02-16
FROM Kentucky.
A Guerilla Gang Routed py Ao"e
Guards.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15.-There vas Ign. on Ia. oaa,
y Guards, -; under Captain Bates; and gang g q
gueriss said to be pas5 o. hyoas o:o ~ M
The gueYillas were routed. WIN Ill., i9ss 80 - 81 81
, 1865-02-16
CONInIERCEAL.

WEDNESDAY, EvEsMa. Feb. Is. 1885.
The-fallowiug summary shows the movement
IN nroauce during the past twenty-four hours;
nrrr,p4a AND sg1pusHrs DuR1Na PAST u 4ouss.
AheAAA a. A Received. Shipped.
, 1865-02-16


The market closed weak The following were
the quotations Of gold during the evening At aal
lagher'a Board, New YORK, s:so p. m': a,t:oo
o.s5-an3.. g:5o-a9ix 4t-closcd at 29ai Daoft
, 1865-02-16
tB-Jefr. Davis Chicago organ serves its
mnster Ycll BIZ the fo1loWiny lie Il

E JEFF. Davis Chicago organ serves Its
master we'll By the following lie :
." n scas In ka9 posrer ef President Mneol' tas
The G feSel III commissioncrs % 81 cane an to fortres. Mon
Union"
In another column The Times publishes
speech of Judah F. Benjamin, the rebel Sec
reta1y Of State, In which he says:
"our Commissioners went with no blank paper,
Msr 1 sn !! Tfn oas and hs
mcpt.'"
The 1Smts further says:
ain what temper were they met by tho Prcsi-
dcntf They were denied peace on the basi5 Of the
Union. They. were tepnlscd by the assurance
tic fsnntica!, wicked and ruiuous negro policies
Of the Abolition party"
The Times should be careful how it abuses
Emancipation, since JEFF. Davis, r. E. Lee,
Secretary Benjamin aud other "Democratic''
luuina1ics, from whom tie 7fmes gathers its
! borrowed Light, have adopted tho Emancipa-
| ton pclicy. While the leaders Of the rebel
lion have been thoroughly abo}itlonized its
Northern tools neither learn nor forget any,
thing. The rebel paper further says:
:. And II is to Eustain these polic1es-ft is to
mako war solely fer the enforcement OF these
pcli:fes-that Cook county must yield I'VE tb0u-
Cook county is called upon for 5000 men
because the *'Dcmocratic'' party in 1860 re-
belled in every State Of which they had con.
| troll, and that rebellion is not yet entirely
suppressed Our failure to suppress it arises
from The fact that our Republican President
In his generosity appointed Mcclellan,
m incompetent Copperhead to the com.
mand of the Army Of the Poto'
mac, who gave the rebels victory
enough to hold them up, 10 this time. Thi'
Southern Democratic" rebellion, sustained
by Northc,n Democratic" sympathy is re
sponslble for every drop Of blood shed in thi
war, The share Of the Chicago Times in th'
same responsibility is limited only by its lacl
Of influence and It's fears. It docs the best
can without punishment to serve those who's
crimes have made this and all other draft
necessary.
, 1865-02-16
PULMONIC *.
CONSULATE,-Per.

son. DESTROYS us communicating with th1 nritlsh
CnnerI are renuestkd to hn At 81 Louis Mo:
Sneciai fniorraakttn c1n be obtained It Iht nthee Z
nnrr a:reet adjoining az tost Uhlce. J. EuWAE,
wilkins, H. T. Ecnsu' It Chicago, fesloinx annea
initruettous at ST.. Louls, Nl}soNl. lel4 hfA7tis
, 1865-02-16
THE ONLY LOANafN MARKET
now ofe1 cd By tho Government, and It Is confidently
expected thatis superior advantsge. Will nnka tthe
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE,

Less thAn 4e1o go remain sold, which vii pro-
baby be d1spo:ed OF within the next 60 30 days,
when the notes VIII undoubtedly command pre-
mlun, ~ hiss uniformly been tho case eloa:ng sha
subscriptions to other Loacs,
In order that citizens Of every toN2 and section OF
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking tha
Ipar the National Banks, State Bnnk3. aud pr1vate
Bankers throughoutthe country have generally agreed
to receIye subscriptions at par Subscribers will X
1ect thez own agents, IN whom they have conndensc-
and wto only to hs responsible for the deilyeJoS
the notes for which they recelvs orders.
ET CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS Of
: 50 NOTEs.-In order to prevent the mutllasion Of
,hese notes. The Secretary OF the Treasury has stsaa
notice that the notes not sgotiahe unlesa al tho
urmatused COUPONS aIe attached.
, 1865-02-16
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of tho seczct1ry OF the TreasuY. tha
undersigned has nssumed The General Subscription
Agency for the sale OF unied States Treasury Notes,
bearing and three senths per cent Interest. pe
hnnCu. known N tho
, 1865-02-16
Rebel Officers Going to Mexico.

Wv yon1-. Feb. 15.-It is now said that the
rcSei Gen Hfndman. Of Arkansas, has gone TO
lie expecting To- oSat9 .at IT, feM e''s
1uand In Ma1mliaDs army 4aylns lost n,s 1aaea
several other rebel officers have lately arrived at
, 1865-02-16
Trial Of t1lc New York Hotel
Burners.

New YORK, Wednesday, Feb: t5s-Capt; Ken.
ney, charged with benS Of he Is1eis Tho b."
fore the ea1ne Military Court which convicted
, 1865-02-16

SHEEP-Thera Is fair request for extra sheep, but
st low bgIes. Poor sheep are dull.
Gregory & Co. sold Bryersdorf Is head. averaging
100 Ds, ut SsApet 100 ba.
, 1865-02-16

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following is the amount Of Flour and Grain
In store as reported BY the Secretary Of the Board
al fNrnlas
, 1865-02-16

Postpouenaent Of the Draft ut
Buffalo.
B11rrA1o. Wednesday, Feb. 15,-It Is under
s+ond lint The draft, which WAS to take place here
today, has been postponed to the 8th Of March.
, 1865-02-16

FlNEfsA Rim fair dem3nd At unchanged Quos@
tfous. We quote: -x
Pure Cider ftnsgar, par
eg1Toa MsIs v.nessr r e X: S;aosd s rs
There Is no change tn tho Market which ls very dull
Tho demand Is light, 1t 15917c for good gradel.
, 1865-02-16
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Thsse bonds ara Tow worth premium Of Mas pee
cant, Including gold interest from Nov, which makea
the setusl pront the 80 loau at current rates, In
Guiding intezest about ten per cent annuna, be-
aides its exemption from S.dse ans municipal tzd-
Non, tchth adds from oHs 10 aTte psr cek NoTE, a.
corinx to the rats ioycd On other property. Tha In
te1est paid eeutannually By coupons attached to
ea1h note, which may be cut Oh aud sold to any bs1k
or banker.
Tho iutereat slno1ntS to
, 1865-02-16

HI1fU"1NEY~EeCtIVfN to-uaT. .oVt4s :. s1sPl1t.s
= bTls. Market declined 1c per gallon, and yes{
weak. Sales to daS, 30 hrls at i16-etos1nx "'a
tree sellers at ta4t price.
LIN BER-k:es vet II! no I: lumber, eco aan, e,
gles; .ipred 5oa 60 e Lumber. sa1s!es; 9sT
, 1865-02-16
SEVEk.THIRIY LOAN.


Ihese Notes ere ssucd under date ofAu.ust 18Th 1s4
and payable three years fem thst Tina IN curseu-
Ct, convertible at the option OF the holder into
, 1865-02-16

1so Bay ststc Mn's Co.l5 100 DO b g.. 5H
5oS Boston Ming Co.. 1o9 A5asS%S n "a "a
sa%co, Fssls 81 As ses nc IL e d. *
E9 7a} DO % ..S@9Xs sS S9 do do SsS... SsS i Il
ieS Eagle llv. M's CO. 20 Canada M'e co.....sse
s @s nnek9 paD. Co. @ D''ti ao W SSa:::: *
, 1865-02-16

Sales to-day 10 ah1s At sc.
good inquiry are vcr, hrtn. Dried apples are urn
viii little moro inquiry. Quotations are 1nGh
fner allied fruits are In Ateady request with Light iup-
piies and the market Is 1rn. Wo quote:
, 1865-02-16

rat,,er inIircctIy, and ut 10 time did they make
categorical demands, or tender formal ssap9!anons
OF sosolute rsnsa's Nexe5sheless ;a dus,nS shS
poitta at issuc between tic Government and the
Insurgents wc1e distinctly raised, and discussed
apd n ehieT z f.Ios as
postposement of TIE qH<st:oa q separatlon upon on
sufieh he ioar u tn1qed, and mutual direction
ef Me 3msurGents, to som< tairinsi. policy or
sche.k, Tor season, during rhtch p1ssions might
1 erpesttd to subsidt, and he arosses 1s reduetd
and trade and Intercourse tefireen the fsopse q
It Was suggested by them, that through .nch
postpouemcnt We might now have 1mmea1ats
p1timate satisfactory adjustment OF tho present
political relations between the Government mo
the st,tes SUCTION or people now easd:ea IN Gon
considered, was nevertheless REGARDED a. p T. ths n
President as one OF armssace OF truce, and nc m
nepe'aS a eeee1 On IT, basis Of tic
d,nbanampnt OF the lnsurecnt forces, and the re-;
the S71tes IN the LNton."
The President gives n similar, though
hriefcr statement OF the rebel proposition
while tho rebel Commissioners and President
in their report to the rebel Congress do mol
state what terms they presented nt all, bui
only the terms presented by Mr.. Lincoln and
Seward.
~ - GfAutAt3 kAcItlOFet tu11 WQAE VIC Heul
Into the conference with u fixed policy, viz
Union, the rebels entered upon 1t with .
policy cloaked, hooded and rnufled, 50 as K
make the Independence which it conccalct
seem like The Union whose tlolk 1t wore. I
was the old "democra.'c'' game Of ,nectin,
on q swindling platform which could meal
one thing to them and the opposite TO Us
It's first effect would be to involve us III
foreign war, the very contingency they l,av
sought in al Ways 5 TO- 'ns ne apoa poad to' to n nd,
ncndcnco would be easy. II would lea1
them in perfect practical tndepcndepee 4
The time being, while It would open the
ports, withdraw our nrmics,- replenish tue
trcasury, recruit their armies, refill the
g1anasica, sell their cotton, bring up Inc
currency, pay their debt, aud amount to
complete and immediate triumph. Ever
hour Of the sovereignty Of JEFF. Davis ovt
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Nieberlte ten MarfpretI fen
9fun fit 6en Strife.

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anrere @rtsn BON polsusn 5lanrlIrn, auI ptlts
mir 9urf
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Sin WDrt sur 9Sarnung,

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ten tGins Wsrisn s'brau6sn uno ftin @tiri,
rsiisn Ssfanptbsile aud nr6 aapur gsrIonrn ale
ets 5abriranttn f'nnsR, UoT tts is iih BON BEN
9rfOis er7slbsn binrsifsnb itrisust baden.
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6enin9er II. S6eimer'S
4llammntb Stubr.
SEPT iptrD's befer f!
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Gin srpbes ,S6Cp" in 9teninser unt
Sbrtmer's Stpbr!
g1ir batsn fOsbrn tsi bsn sroba gtrfdufsa
In Bolton. NrupOIt unb Ybiiaesfpbha GiRfdufe
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tdbtrn infer 8ortabrn nit tntlprrGmbsn 9iEfnH
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lerrs prablrrstrn ,u MAIDEN, rr siriss Rau aeuts
tbun nit unIsrn UOrtsn brpsilsn mir Die SaRhs
lung, seI&rs isbtsmnl am tsNsn 10.
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tsnfen. uno nOsm mir tntI4lOGrn Hno sinen
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utsrmdeies prCfits unO fsnsn 5anbst. @nfan.
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ben tidi9fsn 9rrisrn prrhtt.
Gle MAIDEN aud berrli6e SiIbr fir gl6ums
an 81 per DuBrno,-unb fir SHrer l6tdli6
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@ents.
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ICrtsmsnt @otos unb RUlr' 5Uls 9ilor, 5rGmes,
Oon alien @jrSBsn.
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li6en Gi9enf6aften unb f6nea in ieiner
gSireun9.
BUR @enustbuung aIIsr
ffebt Die mebitinifbe GrlGuterune iiber
Subu in Der Sereinietea Staaten pb6rs
macopoe:
Su&u. Der @ru6 III iiart unS riniasr,
mo6sn arOmatif6, br @sIGmod IN bittrli6,
hsm D0iuj9s 6mads dtnIiG. Gs prb Sorsugs.
pstfs bel esiprn Der SarnOrsam. Sarnsriss.
6rUnilGsn Sluisn. gatarrb, tranft Afts affection
Der Slas unb 5arnrSbs &rontteItrn btr Dor.
0'bTcrlie, Iuriidsstultsnss optr unsUlIaanbissS
gDaferluitn, snbds'fEbrt bur@ stnsn griui
Der Spanntruft. aues,Osm BET D$sprpFs &rc.
niitsn 8tsumntsmus, Sautafotcnsn uRb BaI.
IeIiu&t.
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AusntOWH COlliSiut- s9nftitut
Wltltt1ir Mf16emte,

pfrfretbrtsit pom Saats QtHpIolpunien NIT ousu
ScuTabtCn unb prtpllr9ieu
0tneS GDlle9itlmS.
Die nd6fs 9effon Der an8aui piro am Dim,
ta9e, Den q. SEPTEMBER, ibren anfana usbmeu.
Drr liRtsrri6ts @urlus umfaet olls 3wtios sinsr
en9ItlbEn uno nintbtmntilhGn @r,itbuna nit ccr
esut'bsn. tranISf ben. Iotsiuifhru uno artedildtn
Sprooht. 5S9ltu5e pcn 5 5abrsu unp coriittr rper.
Den IN lsoes Stucttn Departtmtnt aufacremmen
idr eas SolC9 StfhdrfsltbEn oocr esbrfodb pcrFe.
rstet ootr sum Graps eiuGs "arIium BattoIaureus"
Grbobln.
Sas WilttdrsDtpartGmtnt IN nit eiusm ps(ft6us
oi9sn @orratbe pcn W9usfttsu uno ausrttunocn
fir Snfanerts:O OttII usrfebin unO man eruartst s.
ne Sarfrts ocn pttr mstausntn SsIoscltbdssn fur
IrtiUsriC:llGbunaen.
Dis 3S3lin9r rperbsn In isbm ltuttrriHts.3p
g. ots bsiten Scrtbss unttr eebrtrn rp.lbe in III:
rem Sabe poHt9 trwanosrt fsiO, 9enisecn.
Sas Separtement fir iun9e Domen
~tro nsus &eijs uno aus9sjstbnstt Bcrtbeue bic.
t'r. Gtne pale fdt RIslpGr unb rret nit rtn noer
psrtunotns 3lmnsr. tdr i nbsricupsrr, Cdosn tups.
itrt gut 9eb.tjt un6 prntitirt, nit enem ptarO.
3rtbtnit dbsn uno nsuCn ftrlbbaumCnCn pulten
nlN csm bEfen Stple petIrhen, atpdbreu bic orSg.
Il Bfqltnltohfrtt fir eas Stuotam @ius aSbr,.
rln' Tcli9 bstab 9t. in allen esr6bnliden uup hSb
ersn en9tidoen 9psi9Gn, in hlasbro, G5rcmetrie
9hsmte, Scclc}i, 8bctcrit Cn9liIber eiterarur unr
Nat 'rs qblIcCpbis lIrtCrridt iu tttbGlen ifoehb.
srt uno roIro tbr Hmt NIT oen ftbmttbel5attsiirn
@mpf hlunesn aHirCten.
auBtrsrmSbrIide @crtbtils fno fir ! en- Inter.
r'bt IN Der Sceal NO SnltrumeBtakeRuFf. in Der
laten,lhsn, srtsbibsn, bsutlGtn unO fron,SiIC+ an
Spr'ds, IN ofr 8sr;isrun9s:eseer.arbeit in Der
Hnftrt9uu9 ron Bodbs Srii6tsn uno @lumen, i'm
5sl6ntn, in Sanr;attsitSn ,s. erFctn. Sunos
oGt1en en'Sfanatn rod Scl noun9 ces rorqerbtis.
oFnsn S'no tnsSutius Gin DiplCm.
SIN 9rimirsDtplrtem fur tlsins Sp8Stb,r IN
0inldn9Itbe Grhcuua ron etruen burtb ouoep,b.
"t aomsbslun9 unc f ftsmntittbs uetura esp6brt.
6ar eirsuIors tuenes man fitb on
,,r, 6eO; M: 9. 6ofOro, prdfoent.
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Gbrmikrr in 6er ll1elt.

SD iiste nit 8. 8. SrImtpIt In 9srtInruna
e. bsiibt mftnsr gBCbnuns scasnitter cine apul6r.
ts uno mar 70 srfClsrr& In Isinsm @tI66ft, nil
tttntr ittner Sulsssn Dor itm. SD haze siy
lter 8tnIscS urtbsil Gbsr isntn Gbarat!sr uni
@slGdftsssif.
Wm. gBsig btman,
t5trma pCwsrs II Utsbtmnn)
praetilGr @stmifer
@de 9te u. SrCpnRr. philadelphia.
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Sud- un6 GQItImere.

Snpsm Der Stcd f6wsr III. un6 In 6tnITGt
Der Stple. SutG.sn uno Yrsiftn. Fam btr1sIbs
ntGt Gbrrhcftn psrOsn, unr wirr Ssrtauft an
nenn