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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
New York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK. April 8.
CorroN-A shade hrmer; sales 400 bales
I nc 2s1zg2s14c for middling upiands
FLogR = Receipts 4.gl2 barrels; the
OF 1900 barrels at e5 55Ga0 05 for super
fine State and Westerns SO l0ae 10 for
\ extra statei 80 1907 IS for Western
/ 81 3O9s 90 for white wheat extra; g8 8lm
7 30 for round hoop ohio; 81 00m8 GO for
extra St. Loglsi - 9ogl2 90 for good %
at S5a7 10.
| WHIsKY-loWef, at 92c bid aud 33o asked
/ for western free.
WHEAT-MarEet dun and declining;
! shippers are out OF market and private ca
/ bic accounts diseOuragiBg; sales ,l10 buah-
els az 81 04al 81 for white CnlfoInia, and
u 30 for white Michigan and Canada.
BARLEY-Heavy sales Of 1000 bushels
| German at g. OF.
BARLEY MALT-Ouiet
PEAs-Canada lower; sales 1900 bushels
In bond at 221zgl -. the latter price above
CoRN-Receipts 1850 bushels: market
opened steady and closed dull and druop-
ing; sales 5000 bushels at 89as8c for new
| middling western, closing a. s8u89e.
OATS = Receipts 800 bushels; market
/ firmer; sales OF 36 900 bushels at 77c for
/ Western In store 7s1ac on railroad.
sTO@k IN GRAIN WAREHOUSE.
! Wheat ,788 O83 BUSH, corn ,I50, ,257 bush
oats 81 8l6 bushels rye III. .tH bushels.
/ barley $3.50 bushels, malt 684OB bushels,
] peas DUfI8A uubNelhs
| RICE-Duli and unchanged.
COFFEE Rio active, excited and &c
/ higheri sales OF ,50J bags al private ternlsi
other Kinds dull.
/ SUGAR DrOOpings sales of 80 hhds 40
l ls4c FOR Cuba; 1910 for DemarHra.
/ sioLAssHs- sales OF l2j hhds. of
/ old Cuba.
/ PETRoLEUM-Cfudeq quiet at 1870; rehn-
/ ed bonded firm 82J%M8c.
/ HOPs-Dull 6Ml3c FOR American.
/ LINsEED OII4-UnchanRed 30 tl 02Ml O1
/ Spirits 1URPERTERE-Quiet at blm5it&c.
/ PonK-Dull and heavy sales OF go bola
\ at t3l l2B8l 81 for new moss 818 50mAt 0O
\ for prime; a2s 50830 90 for prime mess.
! BEEF-Dull; sales Of li5 Dbs 90 f8ml6 O0
I for new plain mess 8i28l8 % for new extra
mess Iierce beef quiet aa eH OF - iierceH
/ at s2593J 90 prime mess; 8L08j 90 for India
mess Beef hams steady; sales OF DJ bbla
at s25d3l -
CUT MEAT5-Quiet; safes Of $50 pkgg 40
! l251gl3c for shoulders; l0M@l7c for hams;
! middles quiet aud steady.
LARD-lIeavy and lower; sales Of G2J
! tieTces a. l70lSl<c, chiefly I6aibke for
! steam: 161zMlg5<c for kettle rendered.
/ BUTTER-Quist at 30940c for OhiOi 40@50c
! for state.
/ CHEEsE-5tendv at 18a22c.
! FREIGHTs-To Liverpool nominal.
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OlnclnnaTI MarFe.

BY Telegraph CKrorHNATr, Aprif g.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-IJnchanped
COTTOS-Quiet; sales Of mfddIinu AZ g7a
N1Zc.
WHIsKY-DuH aud lower. sales at gg.a
soc. s'9
PROVIsIt Ms UNCHANGED Mess 1orr fs
held a. 81 30, but country was offered al
So 4, without buyers Rnlk meats dnif.
shoulders sold At l2c. and sfdaa are mend 4 Z
l4Hc. Bacon Is 1n moderate demand I:
shoulders sold at l3Ml3Zc; clear rin sides
az ieHc, and clear 81 l05<c, though sides are
nelu &c above these rates pretty generally.
Bulk shoulders could have been sold 20
fair extent at i2c. but 121<c Is asked Lard
sold at lsc, aud the market Is dull at this
rate.
l7c.
EGGs-Scarce, and are selling at 23a23c.
SrGAR-Dull and prices dropping
COFFEE-Firm aud in demand nt % 1ie.
OIBs-LinHeed oil dull at 81 o.. Lard OF
dull az 81 j09l 55. Petroleum dull at $40
3jc for refined.
| GOLn-l3lK.
MoNEY-Market close at 1912 per cent.
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U. S. Troops on the Move.
Cincinnati City Election.
republican Mayor Elected
CINCIN NATL.
City EleCtiOn-RepusIlcan Mayor and
all the Republican Ticket Elected
Except Three Minor Officers.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-In the cleo
ton to-day for City officers Terrence,
for Mayor. and Taft, for Judge of the
Superior Court, both Republicans, are
elected; the latter had no opposition.
The whole Republican ticket is
elected except three minor officers.
A permanent organization of the
Committee on Exposition of Wool,
Woolen and Textile Fabrics was ef-
fected to-day, and are ready for active
work
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WASHINGTON. APP

HOUS E.-....... WAsHINsToE. April 3.
A bill was Introduced by Mr.. Ella to pro-
vide for printing the Congress tonal Re-
cord.
of Justice.
BY Negley, reducing the number of army
officers.
I3y Lawrence, establishing a Law Depart
ment; also preserving the purity OF elec-
tions and the right of free discussion in the
unrecOnstructed ~ ates.
BY Trfmble, approprfating one hundred
thousand dollars Tor a Custom House. Post
Office. etc, in Paducah. Ky.
y Arnell. aiding the Nashville & Deca-
tur Railroad with lands.
BY Smith, of Tennessee, aDproprfafin0
S20O,0O0 Tor Custom House anu Postoffice
at Memphis.
By Julian, making the Fort Cu.lam Mill.
tary Reservation, in Colorado, subject to
prP-em mptiOu for hOmesteads
By Judd, amending the Baukruptcy act
BY Mccormack, quitting certain lands to
Michigan, Wisconsin anu Minnesota for
railroads.
By Wilkinson, extending land grants in
Iowa and Minnesota.
By Bradford, relative to the southern
boundary of Color do; also. relative 10
Marshals' and Attorneys fees &c.
By stevens, constituting the eight-hour
labor law to pay full wages.
By Reeves, allowing prize money 10 the
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ed under the laws, was repugnant to
the statute of the United States,
passed June Sd, 1864. The Supreme
Court affirmed the validity of the
statute of Massachusetts.
The President to day signed the
modified Tenure of Office bill, as
passed by Congress.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to day passed resolution that they
will personally examine into all the
custom-houses, warehouses, revenue
offices, &C., and everything pertaining
to the revenue, in order to enable
them to frame a tariff bill by the
next session of Congress-. They will
probably extend their visits from
Bostpn to San Francisco, commenc-
ing at New York in May.
Brevet Major General w. l.. Eli
lott, Lieutenant Colonel of the First
Cavalry, has been ordered to report to
the Commanding General of the De-
partment of the Lakes for assign
ment.
The following nominations have
been sent in: james M. Ashley, Gov
ernor of the Territory of Montana
w. NJ. Bateman, United States At
torney Southern District of Ohio; J
D. Hazleton, U. s. Attorney for Wis.
B. T. DeDnison, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Washington Territory
/ Edward Evans, Associate Justice
of the Territory of Washington
A. b. Maynard, Attorney East
ern District of Michigan; John w.
Standish, Attorney Western District
of Michigan; John r. Norris, Pen
sion Agent at Columbus, o.; Frank
Wolcott, Receiver Land Office at Wy
oming Territory.
The following are the Registers Of
the Land Office:
Lewis Duval, Denver, Cal. Fl. We'll
ter, Santa Fe; Jas. III. Clark, Olym-
phia. Washington Territory; VIM. B
Berry, Prescott, Arizona. The fol.
lowing to be Surveyors: Gen. Z. Russ
Spencer, New Mexico; w. III. Beade
Dakotah; H D. Wash burn, Montana
Edward Ruger, Wyoming; Il. b
Ferry, Washington; Jarrett w. Dan
iels, to be Agent for the Santa CrOiZ
Indians at Dakota.
To be Assessors of Internal Reve
nue-Thomas f. Spaw, Second Dis
trict of Ohio; A. Eaton, First Dis
trict of Missouri
Collectors of Internal Revenue
l.. Weitzel, First District of Ohio; p
B Pullan, Second District of Ohio
Daniel B. Prist, Sixth District o
Wisconsin; H. Arney ROllstOn, Firs
/ District of Michigan; II. G. Graes
/ Nineteenth District of Pennsylvania
i Collector Of Customs-R. s. Ben
nett, for the District of Beaufort
South Carolina.
For Postmasters e. J. CASTILLO
Natchez, Miss: E. III. Scans, Sta1n
ton, Va; w. Miller, Petroleum Cen
tre, Pa; r. j. Cairman, Franklin
Pa; John B. Howe, Oil City, Pa.
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TIE Third Ward!

The Republicans of the Third
Ward achieved great victory yester-
day The Ward was fixed up es-
pecially for Mr.. Van Ripper. The
block bounded by Main and Locust,
First and Water Streets, was added
to The Ward for the especial purpose
Of voting crews of steamboat men,
aud Mr.. Van Ripper and his friends
made good use of their opportunity.
The crews of three or four boats were
marched to the polls, and with most
unblushing audacity. swore in their
votes. But the gallant Republicans
only worked the harder, and the re
suit Is victory of which they may
well be proud.
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tt. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. Louis. April 5.
ToBACCO-UnchanRed.
COTrOH-NO sales reported.
ii HEMP-Dull; Sl60 for choice uudreaseds
FLOUR-Flat and nomiunlly unchanged,
prices ranging from 81 0095 % Spring 20
Fall superhne do: extra 54 75a5 7J do
double extra S. 25a7 % FOR Fall treble exc
ira TO fancy 81 50Wu %.
WHEAT FirIner but inactive at 90 4Om
81 90 for good 20 strictly prime red 81 blg
81 IS for choice do 81 % for choice white.
CORN-HeaVy and lower; 5B9b1C ia bulk
63967c in sack, and few lots 0f nncy 90
66H60c.
OATs-Firm and higher at G00e3c
BAHLEY-lnaetiVe and lower 4l tVMl I'd
for prime - choice Iowa Spring.
Rye Firm at 81 25ml -
WHfsKY-Declineu 20 &c,
GROCERIES Unchanged
SUGAR-Loutsiana l3M8lb1ac.
MOLAssEs-65M
PoRK-N Nominal; s3i, 52l850gs2. latter for
! extra heavy.
! RUIK MEArs-NDthing doing.
! BACON-Wery dulli IaIc for shoulders
! I61Sc for clear rib Sides and l7c for clear
LARD-Dull: retailing at lT1<0Isc
CATrLE-GoOd and choice In request nt
HoGs-Limited demand at ssal0.
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THE MARKETS.
new York GOld ana stock MarkeI

NbW AOEA NNAu GNA obOGM MhFhbts
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. April s.
The chief feature OF Wall street 10 day
was the Increasing stringency In money.
The demand was urgeut from Brokers
throughout the day. Most OF the Banks
are either close on their legal reserve or
below the point. The closing rates were 2
per cent Gold ll-l6 per cent; per cent
for currency.
STERLING -Firmer, and prime Ban nkers,
bills generally held above market; quoJed
at S1SdS1z Tor sky days, and at 514goIs LOT
sight. these quotations are almost noml-
mai. ,o,s>
CIoLD-Firmer but dull; opened az 1917;
advanced to 1917, fell 90 1871, and closed
Al l3IsI Clear nces, $50, 100000,
Cow 6NNENTs-Opened steady and nigh
ar Under better prices from London and
liberal purchases on both foreign and
home accounts, the latter 20 influence
nrices A number Of small leans were
called in and the market was hammered
~ offerfDgs Of currency skies, and, with
very small sales. yielded TO the following
quotations, at which, however, no large
amount of gold bonds ca1 be purchased
Coupons Of 81, ll69ll61S; do. '82, Il9aII0II,
do. '64, ll455Qll4s<; do. 'G5, ll656GuB%: do
new. 1l3%allSas; do. '67, li3Sall3Z: do
'63, Il35S9ll31z: 10 40s, lO5l<9lO5I%.
STATE BONDs-Steady but dull: Mos
SD; old Tennis, 6414; new do, "a; N. q.
534535z.
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CHICAGO.
Res 4gnafiOn OF the Vice President or
ne Chicago & North Western Rail-
FOad-RailFOad Accident.

CHICAGO, April Sit is understood
here that Perry Smith, Vice Prcsi-
dent of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad, rendered his resignation to
the Board of Directors in New York,
on Saturday last.
Another accident happened on the
Toledo. Peoria & Warsaw Railroad
on Friday evening last A train ran
off the track near Hollis's Station,
caused by broken rail. Nine men
men were injured, but none danger
ously.
At meeting of the Stockholders
of the c.. A. & St. L. Railroad Co.
held in this city this afternoon, the
retiring Directors were re elected for
the ensuing year, viz: John Stewart
New York; Wn. Weldon, Boston
and P. r. Chandler, Chicago.
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ME nPHIS.
United States Troops on the Move.

MEMPHIS. April accompanies D
aud E, 9th United States cavalry, ar
rived here to-day, en- route to the
plains, via St. Louis. They have been
stationed at Jackson, Mississippi, for
the past three years.
The Avalanche's Little Rock special
of this evening says: A bill passed
the Senate to-day authorizing the
Governor to fill all vacancies that may
occur in county offices; also, another
authorizing him to remove sheriffs
and constables, and appoint others,
where they fail to comply with the
processes issued by justices, clerks,
etc. The House rejected the bill re-
pealIng the law regulating the publ
cation of legal notices.
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All nail LamascO I

The Republicans of Lamasco ac-
complished wonders yesterday. The
magnificent majorities in the Seventh
aud Eighth Wards saved the city
ticket. The Republicans of the city
honor the Seventh and Eighth
Wards. May their majorities never
grow less.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
xLIst CONGREss-FlRsr SESSION.
SENATE
:. .WAsHINGroN. April 5.

SENATE--............WA w AsHINGroN, April 5.
Trumball, from the Committee on Judi
ciarv, reported without amendments, the
bill prescri iDing an oath of Office to be
taken by persons who participated in the
late rebellion, but who are not disquali-
fed from holding office by the Fourteenth
Amendment. It provides that when such
persons shall be elected or appointed to
any Office of trust or honor under the
be able to take the oath prescribed July I'd,
1852, on account of participation ia the
late rebellion, they shall, in lieu thereof.
before entering upon the duties of the
office, take the oath prescribed N the act
of July IL, 1858, prescribing an oath of
office to be taken ny persons from whom
legal disabilities shall have been removed.
Thurman, from the same Committee, re-
ported, with amendments, the bill for the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

Mr. SEMoNIN was elected in the
Third Ward yesterday by one ma
joriiy. The Democratic Election
Board were discussing the propriety
OF throwing out two Republican votes
because they were cut out of news
paper. The Supreme Court has
already decided that the Judges have
no right to throw out vote after it is
once deposited In the ballot box.
They may refuse a vote if it has a
Distinguishing mark, but once having
deposited it in the box, they have nc
right to throw it out. Mr.. SEMoNIN
will therefore represent the Thirt
Ward in the next Citv Council.
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NASHVILLE, A pril 5.-The Medical
Society of Tennessee, holds its an
nual meeting in this city to- morrow
Dispatches from Knoxville, re-
ceiyed to day, state that Andrew
johnson will arrive here Wednesday
afternoon, and address the people
Thursday. A Committee of Arrange
ments have been appointed to prepare
for his reception.
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Washington items.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Chief j US
tice Chase, to day, denied a writ of
error in the Twitchell case, on the
ground that the fifth and sixth amend
ments to the Constitution were not
restrictions upon State Governments,
but only upon the Government of the
United States.
The Committee on Banking and
Currency had before it this morning
the bill IN relation to currency. Mr.
ones, of Kentucky, moved TO report
1t back to the House with a recon-
mendation that it pass. Negatived.
The Committee then proceeded TO
| consider the proposed amendments to
1t, but had not completed its consid :
GRAFTON when it adjourned.
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LOUISVILLE.
commencement Of the April Term
OF the CiPcuit COurt-KFiel Sen
fenced to be Hung May 2Sth.

LOUISVILLE, April 5.-The April
term of the Circuit Court commenced
this morning The first business dis
posed of was the motion for a new
trial In the case of VIM. Kriel, who,
at the last term of the Court, was
convicted fer the murder of his wife.
Judge Bruce rendered a very lengthy
opinion over the ruling of the motion,
to which ruling the defendent ex-
cepted, and prayed an appeal. The
case will be taken to the Court of Ap-
peals. The Judge sentenced the
culprit TO be executed May 28. Kriel
appeared to be deeply affected.
DETROIT, April 5.-Navigation is
now open between Lakes Huron and
Erie. Boats leave here tonight for
Cleveland and Alpine.
The keepers, twenty-five in num-
Der, having charge of the convicts in
the different shops In the State Pris-
beca"se their salaries were not raised
shops has entirely ceased, and the
convicts are locked up In their cells.
The contractors have notified the
agent that they will hold the State
responsible for damages, which will
amount to over 81 900 per day. The
salary, as fixed in the new law, is
/ $780, The age ITS have called a meet
ing of the Boa, of Inspectors for to,
morrow, to consider the state of af
fairs.
The Legislature adjourned sine di,
to-day.
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The "SHANKLIN Boys" fought
nobly, but they didn't win. They
contributed largely to Mr.. VAN
RIPER's defeat, and no doubt he
thanks them for it.
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RICHMOND, Va, April 5.-General
Weab to-day appointed Col. Garrick
Mallory, Secretary of State, and Major
w. A. Porter, Second Auditor. Both
gentlemen are officers Of the army.
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Latest from Washington.
Railroad Accident.

Railroad Accident.
Murderer Sentenced to be
Hung.
u. s. Troops on the Move.
Cincinnati City Election.
Republican Mayor Elected.
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SAN Francisco, April 5. The
steamer Great Republic sailed for
Hong Kong. via Yokohoma. to-day,
with 100000 in treasure-$290 600
for YokOhoma, $117,00 for Hong
Kong, $40 900 for Hiago, and $14, 900
for Shanghai.
The o. S. steamer Saginaw ar
rived, April Sd, from Sitka, touching
Forts Wrangle, Simpson, and Rupert,
on her way down.
Since the Indian difficulty, the fur
trade in Sitka Is entirely suspended,
and the Indians are afraid to approach
the town. The Kake tribe are terror
stricken at the destruction of their
villages. 1t is though they would
surrender the murderers of two
white men. The military authori-
ties dare not harbor them.
The weather, at Sitka, is wet and
disagreeabe \
All well at Forts Wrangle, Simpson
and Rupert. The Indians are quiet.
1t is reported that several ships OF
the Pacific squadron, including the
flagship Powhattan, and the Mihango,
will be put cat of commission on
arrival here. The officers and men
will be ordered to the squadron off
the Cuban coast. Ii is also stated
that the North and South Pacific
squadrons are to be consolidated
under one Rear Admiral.
The United States Marine Hos
pital, which was so badly injured by
the October earthquake, was further
damaged by shock on the first OF
April The building has been de-
serted since last October, and is fast
going to ruins.
Arrived-Perrv Edwards and Cal
lao. Cleared-Ventus and CalIao.
WASHINGTON, D. g. April 5.-The
Supreme Court to-day delivered an
opinion in the case of James I. Aus
tin. plaintiff in error. VS.. the Board
OF Aldermen in error, to the Supreme
Judicial Court of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts,. The corporation
had taken a number of shares helC
by Austin In various banks. He Sc
up the plea that the State act relative
to the returns and taxation of shares
in associations for banking, establish
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BUFFALO, April 5-Ice has formed
on the river of considerable thick ness
but not enough to impede navigation
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einleiten,j unp lMaere9ela er9reifen> pur@
pel@e I'M 3ufHnft ben tl%lebersrtfeu Der
Serpf6Diere1esstn eieS eeleute3 pprsetfnst
,uetoen2 fannaMnul1:ilR n:.HiYt i'm H:".Y
DaS bic 8%ebanblun9 her Matrp]en
auf amerifantI9eu Rnessl6iftn nur ~
pft cine barbari19e iltIpon Der art sbab
,die bic. Di6eipliu u%ntererabt, fatt pje(elbe
III ftdrfeu, unp 3ur. Meuterety berau8fpr5
pert, 1T! leiner t3u wpbr.fj Sn ftentren
Soften itebenj Die amerifanil@en 8riesS1
idife I'M STUFF uidwimmenper @6uen"",
unb .ntdt lei9t lat ,i9 cir. Matroie
fir ".bielelben antpetben, &penn ct. cine
@abl bat. Die -.Glasee Der
,S.trrrtler utunto ..Stettn' 1T. auf. bero7 Tlptte
.ni9t paS Syt1bol per6umanitit @or1rern
Der S@ubtrisf wiQtdrli&er Wrauiaml:>
feit.. @'I' l'.s''' : T." - 49, 4:'<1 ~
@epbbnli@e unteriu&un9en bflfe,,,
1nt@ts pa9eSet. @as ttibt IS AUDI, ren
Teufel bel feiner @roBmuttsr Su' pertla~
gen !? oDte Marinepffiitre aus tpelden
bic &riessseri9te befeben, balten eletd
Sen @etpptntern 3ulammen uut tbun
einanber: ntHt neb. Sam 1eS bod ln<
ldr9lt, so5r baB. ter' @difsar;t Der Niplic
pom eiift1em: &rteesseri4t fit TN, llnre4t
5befnpllW erttdrt wurce,, neil er 11t9t etire1
|fronten" MatrpfenF duf 8efebl ees Com
manicure ats hienftl9tis Bate MEL
zen "naeQen,! 5Da5 If ID S%outdnbi9 ruiz
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fir rtele@ ele9enbeit Acknowledgements
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.tpirp, aue bic I9 am Tete tetbeiltsen
,ppufommen L sufriepen3uiteuen. Wr
tperpen: pa0elbe in elmer lpdteren Nummer
@n3ei0en.
@ue ct. Yaul unb rie ceutiaen 2c9en
beS Staates iino einselapen unp nerpen
ll@ an Dem Gefte betbeili9eu.
Z Die @ermania Qpeel aeet ale BIr9er
ct. Yaul6 Elm, f@ ein3ufreen SunoS bic
BON 81. 6. 8. 8leden BON ter @obert
Blum 2osey gu baltenee Tefrepe at;u<
bSren.
Das arrangements COMMITTEE.