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To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLFIHi & RIvA,
janl0 II North Cherry street.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CHRIST CHURCH.
This society will give a vocal and instru-
mental concert on Friday, April Goth, in
the chapel Of w. F. Wards Female Semi
NARY
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The following dispatches were received
yesterday
NV YORK, April l6.-Gold opened at
l344. Cotton-demand moderate and
prices firm. Middhng uplands 27492S /;
Orleans 28Ic.
ll:30 A. M-Gold l34i. Cotton mar
ket unchanged.
1890 P. M.-Gold l34l Cotton quiet
but firm.
Ar M.-Gold. I34s. Sterling exchange
l0sf@1l0. Cotton market quiet but
steady.
LIyEKPooI, April l6-Ncon.--Cotton
marketquiet bat steady. Sales OoO0 balss
Middling uplands I'D
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REPLY OF MR.. FERRIS.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 10, 1S67.-A.
LANDE Prs. Cong. X. X. NJ. D.-Sir
Your favor of the 10Th instant is before me.
In reply TO your question, viz: GLOW many
lsraelites have been brought before me for
trial on criminal charges during nay term
of service as acting justice Of the peace in
this city ~ Il gives me great pleasure to
state that during the twenty-four years that
held the office of magistrate in the city
of Nashville, during which time large
number of criminal cases were tried before
me, to the best of my recollection, not one
lsraelite was ever brought before me on a
criminal charge. have made inquiries
of our Oldest officers, who were extensively
engaged in business before me as constables,
and they have no recollection of ever
bringing before me for trial any Israelite
charged with criminal offense.
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Beech, ManIOVe & Go. have just received
a large stock Of Carpets, all grades and are
offering them at the lowest market price for
cash. No. 561S North College
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

EIGHrY-sEvES.- We had the pleasures
yesterday, Of meeting with W L. Barry,
Esq the veteran typo. II was his birth
day, and he now bears upon his shoulders
eighty-seven years. The old man was
lookingly remarkably youthful for one OF
his years. He il, we believe, the oldest
printer now living in the South, and looks
IA if he was good for twenty years more.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

You can Buy the best quality eff Cumber-
land Coal of j. g. Roach. at IS 50 per load az
bushels,) delivered. No "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
feh4-ff - !
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

Beech. MRnIOVe & Co. have just received
large stock Of Spring Mattings of all widths
and coiors. 26I North College.
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday morning. April 10. at the resi-
dence of Andrew oNeili, Esq, Portsmouth.
Ohio. by Rev. DR.. Watts, Mr.. +. S. HAWKINS
of Nashville. Tenn, to Miss SUE MIDDAUGB. of
lreenuE county. Kentucky.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

A DISPOSITION was manifested yesterday
on the part Of a considerable number Of
loa6ug colored Radicals to mob Joe vii.
liams, the colored ConserS alive. They
followed him about from one place 10 an
other, but did not have the courage to make
an assault. lie did not appear 10 be at all
alarmed at the demonstration, but took il
ooolly. What do the Radical white lead
ers mean 10y permitting their men to be.
haye 50 unseemly
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

Hon. EDMUND COOPER is announced 10
speak in Fayetteville on the first Monday
in May.
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Youra at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, of custom made Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

Colonel d. l.. Reeves, Of Bedford, was
in the city yesterday.
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FIRST Washington and S0uthern vim
Chattanooga.
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The following will show the stocks of
cotton on hand at the various ports on the
lst of September flS66, the receipts and
exports to foreign ports since that date and
the stocks on hand at the dates designated
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

Great Aches from Little Toe COrns
GrOw.-Alf Willard, the celebrated Foot Doc
tor at the City Hotel. terminates his sojourn
Monday, April Is. aprlO If
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The stocks held in interior towns, from
which We have returns not included in the
receipts at the ports, are as follows
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

Also the highest price paid for all kinds of
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price list fur
nished when desired.
WE ARE SIZZLING U. S. Revenue Stamps at Gov
eminent rates of Discount
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RIVER NEWS.
- ARRIVED.
49, " Nothing.
DEPARTED.
April l6-Tyrone Cairo.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Havana, Cincinnati.
Gen. Sigel. BurksyiIIe.

Havana, Cincinnati.
..I... Gen. Sigel, BurksviIle.
The river commenced rising rapidly yes
terday, and rose some four feet during III,
day.
| The Tyrone departed for Cairo with
good list Of passengers, but not much
freight.
The fine passenger steamer Havana will
leave for Cincinnati this afternoon. Per-
sons who don't care for time, and who pre-
fer comfort to railroad speed, will find il
advantageous to take passage on her.
The Gen, Sigel one offhe best of our
up-river boats, leaves to-day for BurksvilIe.
The Nashville is due to-day from Cairo,
and will depart on her return trip to-mor-
row afternoon. .sA
The tow-boat l. n. Phillips left for the
Shoals yesterday, and is expected up to-
day with the remainder of her tow, five
barges loaded with railroad iron, etc.
The Ohio river wasfalling on the 18th at
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Mississippi was rising rapidly at st.
Louis on Sunday. AT Memphis it was
steadily falling. The AedIancAe of Sum
day says;
Another creyasse occurred Wednesday
morning at the Courtenay plantation,
which is situated few miles below Port
Hudson. The break in the levee is one
hundred and FIVE feet in width, and five
feet in depth. Part of the levee at Algiers
has also caved in.
The Emma Floyd and Julia No. 2 are
advertised to leave Cincinnati for Nash
vile.
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Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
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The legal tender notes in circulation
have been reduced during the same time
to the amount of S144,714,69O, namely,
from 1868, 100, 500 to $514, 445,S 79 on the
LIST instant, the total outstanding at inter
walls being as understated
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italian Awnings made at sh ort notice.
BEECH, MANLOyE & Co.,
apr4 If No. 261z North College.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

ADELrHI THEArEE.--l.ast night a re-
spectacle audience witnessed the perform
ances of the Arabian and Zanfretia troupe
in their really astonishing and wonderful
trapeze and acrobatic feats, The tight rope
dancing Of Signoretta Marietta Laniretta is
equal 10 anything Of the kind We have ever
witnessed, and was repeatedly and deserv-
edly applauded by those present. To-
night the entertainment will be repeated,
with change Of programme, and we recon-
mend all who enjoy laugh 10 attend.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17
JOSIAH FERRIS.

GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRGANSTFRN.
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THOs. S. MARR. Pres't. L. G.. TARBox. Cash'r
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY. =
CORNER Union and College Streets

Coupons ........................ 81
Louisville Il Nashville X X. Stock ............ x,
Louisville 4 Nashville X. X Tax Receipts pnr
NASHVILLE ChettanOOgH X. X. StOck.......-. -
Nashville Corporation Checks...................g -
South Nashville Street X. H. Stock ........... 40
Suspension Bridge Stock ...................... 81
Davidson County Is
70
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Total.
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III" UIIIUIE ~ 80
EdgrGeIa and Kentucky n. u.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.

There is no change in our money market
and though the demand for money is moi
more active, still the banks are less dis
posed to make loans. A few good bills are
taken at per cent. discount per month,
and when loans are effected on collaterals.
the rate is 9 per cent. per annnm. Notes
of hand are discounted on the streets at
from 3 to per cent. per month.
Exchange on New York is in good de,
mand. The banks buy small checks at
par, and for large ones they allow 81 per
thousand dollars. They sell small cheeks
at 1 premium, and for large amounts they
charge 81 per thousand.
Gold has fluctuated very considerable
since our last weekly review, having
reached as high as 1873, but now seems to
be receding. The following are the QUOTA
tions for yesterday; opened at 1344, was
1914 at 1890, 134s at 1890, and closed at
l34S alarm The rates here were 1873
buying and 135 selling. Silver is bought
at 125.
There is not much doing in government
securities here. Brokers generally buy at
a fraction less and sell at a fraction over
the New York rates. The following are
Al L
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NNWWHI1VWD 10
WING. TOREY a 20

JAs..G. OGDEN, Prest. CHS. 7. VINO, Cashier
PEo LES RANK,
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Corner Union and Cherry So, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals In Geld.
silver Government stocks. Com
pound Interest Notes, Land WarraiSTs
and Southern Bank Notes
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NASHVILLE HDNORTHwEsTERS RAILROAD
Passenger Trains

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at.....................900A A. NJ
Leave Nashville 30 P NJ
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The CRoPs IN TENNESSEE. Jones
boro Flag of the 18th inst. says: ave
have Travelled through this and a portion
Of adjoining counties, and we are glad TO
say the prospect for fine wheat crop was
never better than now. 1t looks well, in
Decd
The Fayetteville Neics of the 18th inst.
says: We must confess that the present
condition of the farms and farmers of our
country is by no means hattering The late
heavy and continued rains, have operated
greatly to their damage. Many fields are
yet unbroken by the pillow, while the gen.
orally dilapidated and lonely neglected
fences are yet to be repaired. Very little
if any corn has been planted, oats are not
generally sown, while nothing more can be
said concerning the sowing of the various
grass seeds, of late years, so familiar to our
farmers"
The McMinnville Enterprise of the 18th
inst. says: 1--WE have examined the
peach and apple bloom, and find that there
are fully third of the peaches still alive,
while the apples appear to be noways in
iured
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank Of Tenne.

And ON all the principal cities of Germany
The following are the rates paid for uncurren
money:
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KNOCKED UNDER. We have 20 chroni-
Gle another Of the mysteries for which there
as apparently no explanation. The inoor-
rigible bachelor, f. s. Hawkins, has been
caught in the net matrimonial. lie was
married last week at Portsmouth, Ohio, to
Miss sue Middangh, of Greenup county,
Kentucky. The happy couple came around
from Cincinnati on the Havana, and last
night enjoyed, ON that famous steamer, a
party which was a party" A large num-
Der Of friends were present, and the time
passed of most pleasantly.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-17

LITTLE Boy SHOT IN a QUARRELL WITH
A PLAYMATE.-The Memphis Post of the
18th says: Owe have received information
Of distressing affair which occurred at
Somerville, Fayette county, on Saturday
evening last. difficulty occurred between
little son Of Judge Reeves, of the Circuit
Court, eleven years old, and another lad of
about the same age, son of Dewitt Moseby.
During the alteration young Moseby drew
pistol and shot his antagonist, inhic4ing
wound from which he has since died.
Young Reeves is represented to have been
an unusually bright boy Both families
are plunged into profound sorrow by the
occurrence. When will parents learn to
discountenance the carrying of deadly
weapons by their children?
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Nashville and Memphis
RAILROAD LINE.

OFFICE OF GEgERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
EDgRFIELD 4 KEsfUCKY RAILROAD.
srRNGFIELD, Tenn, April u. 1871.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18th
" instant, Trains Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad will
Leave Nashville Daily RI LEO p. N.
Making close connections at State Line with
Trains on Memphis Clarksyiile and Louisville
Railroad for Memphis aud at Humboldt with
Trains on Mobile and Ohio Railroad for all
points South.
The Line has been put in thorough repair.
and Is nOE prepared 10 transport passengers and
freight with reliability and dispatch. First
class Bleeplng Cars on all Night Trains
Fare as low any other route.
BOYD NJ. CHEATHAM.
Gent Sup't z. x X. Railroad
aprl4
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ToBAcco.-There is very little coming
in. We quote
Lugs, &c per H.
common Leaf--.-.... Set4 " -
4lh %
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TH E CITY.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
NAILS--FEBRUARY Ist--OmciaI.

CLOSES. OPENS.
First Northern.
midnight..~-.-............. a. N.
second Northern.
FIRST Washington and S0uthern vim
Chattanooga.
Tspl mdnir SUI A. n.
second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
500 p. -'''''---J.uu ?. A.
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
EdgrHeId and Kentucky n. u.
ll.fO A.N-...........---..-.... A. n.
Northwestern ". u.
20 p A. n.
Lebanon via Stage.
300 midnight .-.....-..-..- p A..
Th0masViiIe VIA stage.
Tuesday
300 midnight. Tuesday 5:lj P. N.
JOrdRn's Store via Stage.
Monday 1909 midnigh p. NJ
W ednesday do ..--.. .-.-..........,-.. do
Friday do .-....-...--...--....-.. do
Oniee Hours.
From A. N. to6P.N. Sundays, 7to9A.N.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23
81. wolff'8 6eoibte in Winue.
dppli6.

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leidt @eein unb nod 70 siel Berenieen bereiten, bas
8crfaufen ber(elben III iet9 cine f. @ebr {9pe-
Re unb unanaenebme Mrbeit, ,penn man ni9t cit:
70 GROCER un6 berubmter poet il, ba6 man ben
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taufenb 2cuiSbor, mein 9err,. 8eben Sle tlr bic
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bern tpen1 ct bic Gr3eusni6e {einer Stunt let es
fir tpelden Brudtbeil zines Dollars thinner an
Mann brinsen tpia, 70 muB CT ii9 bn3u entl@liebea
3u fasen .
sd seD' int @tabtlein tpubl auf une ab
@er fault mir r1eine Mepftl ab :"
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Seraanaener @c1e 1T @eene, 8e(ttt unit, 6ant lei
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Qeu unb Yet19 unb Der frtunbli9en une libe-
ralen @eInnung ter beutiden Bur8er BON SHINE
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@elt III iiberliefrnet pcetil9e Waare fanb in benz
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,M4lQsin' bic Burger ron MinueappliS llnb nobel
unb. burfen ia pesbalb INN 10 rnebr barauf rSerlal'
fen; baBi ibre @tabt cine 8robeL 3ufunft batI benn
no Qtberalitat lnb pr9Inn tppbnen, muir bd bllbI
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a Na Qpealneai9feiten aus MinneappliS ertpabnen
mir Tolsenbes., S33ermann Rreik% teTen pau.
artis pna ba&1 remantii$ eslesens @obnanl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

5unberttaufenb 3boIer!'
@ott, 'pie beubt! Ga mirb einem gang. tparn,
8itte, >eun @laa Gus" Sn Der Gbat es 1T ae.
gu Seruria@en, bab in bisier bSR9(t eeloarmen ,;3ei
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tntr Setmeleen bab bic 2iebbaberfunile pom beut.
ldben Werein an, ra&Ren @pntag bic ean3 ~ere1ent.
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tertYpen aus Der 8erliner Demimpnbe TT bv91
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(4on etnnal NIT gang auBercrbentli9em BeifaQ
| 9e8eben rt1b tuirb AUDI biesmal pbne allen 3meifel
pom allen Greunben Der 5eiterfeit NIT Gntbu(ias-
mus applaueirt tperben. @amn1tli9e 5auptrpQen
lno in ben 9an6en BON 0arfelern, bic i6ren BE-
trefenben @ufgabet auf's @oQfanbisfe 9epa9-
fen.
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lanei tattsebabten, spQtpmmen ebenbirtis iein
tuirb, ba elmer unierer pcpularten Qiebbaterfanfler,
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9unberttauienp Gbaler Ylallr 81 rna4en.
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ser1@w5run9 in MinneappIi6 nerbu-
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iener &idtuns in 8etpesune 9eiebt ais fe unse-
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a1een,einen 3use ni9t tpieber{teben uno ~befanben
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in Der lebten drummer beri9tet, Sertbeioi9te il4 bel
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aber meu9lines eri9lasen, tuabrene er I'M Besriff
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-Bismard bat Is abselebnt sesen bic soutan<
bige Mn1al9amirung Yolens NIT &uBlanb 3u prpte=
1iren. Warum iplte: er ni4t?
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ot@te 3u lublertbiren mln@9en eriu9eu>
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fenben. .pofar tbntn in ipdttfens 4 $50
den bas Oft per pol1 iu8eben prer
bur@ unter3ei&ueten. lelbf etnsebdnbiet
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bi&te, bic ni&t fr9eno pelden aQeemei<
men @ertb BADEN peeb!ei6en unc @eoi9
te launf9en Snbalt6, 8aumpen, 3eitaez
bf&tt &atbiel &C., bic Wtbr3abl bilpsn.
81. @plf.
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3en3tu8 II. &ande,

S6abler tn wianrs. Muftali&eu 9nR,umen'
ten. ,Nsten unb 6&retbmatertalten. rs
y1saes". s4si<e6ltd ~sertauftH IL ben asassmts'
nXr unterrtdt auf ieben. SnRrumente mtre erttet1t u
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empire elsa. Ste Stra6e. osert etast, ct. 9sssl
WtHN. - : ~ t'.h.' p ! ~ 3h5|~'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

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Stri9t ettpa bic @tele BON Shorten 6eS M9tb. 81.
2anft erieben ieuen, bic mir aussela0tn bGtten.
Die @etanten< Stride maren piflnebr III benz
Brtefe hes M9tb. M. 9anft {elbf unb fe beteu>
ten: vM9ertf Du tpas, Betbie?" @ir babtn
bic @eeantenitrt9e setrsuli9 atssbradt tpie allts
gYir tperben ben @timmsebern ben Terranbl9en
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tedre Upon tpilni9snspsrtl semeien. trena 9err
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ranb> baB bic @taatS3eitun9 Bis tabi1 ni9t mebr
Ylab in ibren @palten bitten fir ipl@e @inse~
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punct ebenlo tlar 8ema9t ais i'd Is that, tuGbrenb
bic Sill tn Debate mar, aber 9err Jerranb foQte
9egen 9errn Qienau ni9t 70 fart a~uftreten. Ser
Qienaa 1T eben 5erausoeber elmer 3eitun4 unb ei-
ner !3eitun9 mug chen BON ;3eit 3u i3eit etpaa UNI
ter bic Mru,e 9e9rifen tperben.
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;3e tune, ba bod bic enslilden i3eitunsen bafelbe
2ieb fn9en. SeoenfaQs lulten i3ettun9sebitoren
fetne 2esislatpren ieit*
morie 9anft.
@eweit infer a@tbarer Greunb.
Sbwpbl Ser 81. 9anft uns nit elmer Cub
lt1tYtsoH WV 80 &tNI fu1 uNItIt VtUVylt vuNteC
bic Arme 9e9rifen," fSnnen mir tr4 ui4t uutbtn,
tbnt 3u ia9en, BOP e il9 unlerer Ani9t na@ febr
i9ledt aus Der AHare ee3csen.
Sc trifti9er bic @rinbt bea 9errn 5anft 9etpe-
len iein mogenL tpeetuesen Ct fir Nt@tbe(eutrune
BON 8antattita 9e(ttmmt, befo ndber lieet bic
graee: lnb baa baben sic erf itbt te0riNeu>
5err 9anft2
Dap 5err 9anft sesen bic Bin fimmte> meil
oteielbt bon McSlrntb ~aus9in9, erirnert un6 an
eas Sinh, peldes ben Npel perl9mdbt tpeil Mut>
ter 8eiast: Nirnm Jpn uitt ST it pom tSier
DAP @e9Qratb u,ebr @uuperneur {ei als Mar>
lbaQ tn Gaden, uelde chen benz Department
McSlratbS> bee tI@ttsiten~ 0inan3nannes, Der gum
8eten ir9ene zines @taates ie 8epirft, an9ebSren,
bel1e1 Natb einbplt, ftatt iibera4 a la Mn6y mad
etsenent @uteiinten ~ banbeln, 1T ein Ding, tpel.
9es 9lei9otel ob NIT upplitil9en ober nt9t politi=
l@en Ausen 9eleben," cine $baltlole &inblouns
DR.. McSlratb Il ile corrupt itin, peil Ct z
5abr i'm Nn1t eeweien. n2aGen Ge (i9 (agen,
peri 2anf It: Der @9uft (telt ant n Sage
letnesMmts lobalb erGelesenbeit bat, unb Der b.
lid Mann> tpie McSlratb, III nod Elm ebrlider
Wta1'n am Sag, TOO ct fem 5Oiabrises Mn1taiu-
bilaum feiert.
uGpitoren foQtn feine 2eeislaturen fei1!w 6err
9anft bas it Ble9. Der 5tanb ma9t ni6t ben
Ylann> ionbern Der Mann ben @taub, un6 mir
{tben, NIT Sbrer Democratic (tebts faul. @@u-
fer, @9netber, @9lG4ter, 8auern, MbScfaten, 8an-
tiers unb yur1penl am1tler, ale tGnnet (e Qegtsla-
loren iein. Die Gin3i9en, tpel9en bic pforten Der
Sale Der Bplt8pertreter perl9loGen fet1 {pQten,
llnb @9urten unb @iel. Das III uniere De-
mpfratie.