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H-sLEEP.
"a Woman speaks.)
o sleep, we are beholden to thee, sleep.
Thou Dearest Angels to as In the night,
Saints ont of heaven with palms. Seen by thy
light,
Sorrow is some old tale that goeth not deep;
Love is poutng child. Once did weep
Through space with thee, and 10, Q dazzling
sight
starsl They came on, felt their drawing and
might; -
Ard some had dark companions. Once II weep
When remember thst) we sailed the tide,
And found fair isles where no isles used to abide
And met there my lost love. who said to me, -
That t,ods long mistake: he had not died.
Sleep, IN the world to come how strange will be
Never to want, never to wish for thee
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IA SNOW MOUNTAIN
Can make white enough my thought for thee,
Or wash my words in light! Thou hast no
mate
To cit aloft ir the silence silently
And twin those mstchess heights undesecrate.
Reverend as Lear. when. lorn of shelter. he
Stood with his old, white head, surprised at
fate;
Alone "a Calico when, set free.
Before the stars he unused disconsolate.
Ay, and remote as the dead lords OF song,
Great masters who have made Us what we are,
For thou and they have taught rs how 10 long
And feel a sacred want of the fair and far:
Reign, and keep life In this our deep desire
Our only greatness lie that We aspire.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall, March rs, 1869.

mo. l360-N. 81
Be ordained by The Common Council of The
CITY Of Ne,o Orleans, LIST. That the terms of the
law eniitled IAN Act to enable the city of New
Orleans to fund its floating debt and to lquidste
its indebtedness.n approved 9th February, 1869,
are hereby accepted. and that bonds shall be is-
sued in accordance herewith.
I'd. That the sum Of $29l ,666 81 1.-TWO hundred
and ninety one thousand six hundred aud sixty six
dollars and sixty seven cents) be and the same Is
hereby appropriated for the year 1859 out of the
revenues of this year. TO secure the punctual pay
ment Of the interest and capital of said bonds.
(Signed) ALFRED KE.gNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN B. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 20, 1869.

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 20, 1863.
mo. l359-N. 81
Resolued. That the controller, after notice for
ten days IN the official journal, adjudicate to the
lowest bidder the contract to furnish the city in
stitutions with -four for one year from the 10Th of
April, 1862 The proposals to be for the following
grades of -four. viz Superfne, extra, double ex-
ira and treble extra each brand separately.
(Bigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Of Aldermen.
(Eigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 10, 1862
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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digestive elixir or r.psina.
APPROVED BIZ xHE PARIS AoADErY or
MEDICINE
Burfn eu Bulsson's Iod,de OF Iron and Man.
ganeso Pills.

8aueso k-liIns
fhe Of chloollc scrofniou. sasconn IA d.
ong and TEDIOUS with the usual preparations which
not unree aenty fall owing TO the stomach being able Ia
support ten Tbs researchss Of Professors Harmon of
Brussels oensoui aud fetrequn, Of Lyons and
rousseau Of PARA have demonstrated this lamsntsbl>
failure IL owing 70 the absence Of Manganese which a. e
Iron IA essential element Of These Pii~
therefore, supply mpor.nt deficiency thsraDeutcs and
lave consequently receved the appreciation Of the ACADEMY
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
employed With certainty Of against Chloross reen
scssss Stomach oompans Poverty Of the blood snd IL
regular ntnstruaton and prefsrable pills Io
o. IRON Atns In AL ansnc scroslsus oanosrous ssr
iona -
Syrup OF FSrursa Bark sad Iroa.
.-PRKrARxD rr-
eRIMAULT CO..
onsnks 70 r. ]. II. Prince Napoleon. Psrh
fhis medicine prcsens In an agreeable form thu .s,~.
ync1pies OF Peruvian Bark, the best oncs combinsd
Etn Iron OF the principal blood II NJ -
1rioed ~ the moet eminent physicians Paris 70 IN.
Onoross recn sickpess 70 facilitate the dsseopment az
Ioung females and 20 restore health and vgor 10 The syss
plants caused BY anenis and eurhea 10 which lsdis.
80 often subject resularzes and facilitates ths aoW N th
catsmen and 10 also excellent for pao lymphssio ma
scrofuious children Lastly excitss Ire appetite pro1ss
digestion, gnd extremely bsns6ca 70 s persons 1hc.s
blood hss oesn impoverished By Dsss or long ana
Ths shsos 81 is Syrup a ozos osrtsia
Depot General IN Nsv Orleans %
y DUCovGEs,
70 chartrs~ str>sx
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March Is, 1863.
mo. l354-N. 81
Resolued, That the street commissioner be and
be is hereby authorized to erect. or cause to be
erected. four gas lamps and posts on Third or
Mystery street. from Esplanade street TO the en-
trance of the Fair Grounds.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALYRBD KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
KEEP = HOGAN.
s HARDWARE. r
ss...... .Tehoupiteulas ssrees...... .....8e
90 xEw LEvEB STREET.
| CHAs. GALLwEY. - New Orleans.
EIRsT PREMIUA ll9
sELrsHARPErINa ~DrAMoND. eR1sr MILL
PATENTED yUHE l4-RElssuED SEPT Is 1865.
ne attention Of Pantsr Mlsr Dts.srs d called 70
this Mil ~ being peculiarly adapted 70 their II win
% sra
s s H ne prices q S a, Ssnss from s 2 az:
Louis Me- and vss awarded the Highest Premium ~
DEPOT and salesrooms for these Mills;
1os Gravier and IL Union Street.
wtsss also ss found she celebrated HULsAED BRO
States the late HscSaacs and xscu isra Exhibition i0
cHss sad
MIL HAoHnERY ssnsrsuy saspsd 70 the wants Of
w.p LEVITT.
70 whom all orders should be addressed
CHAs n. wYNNH = FAHH.
DEALERS IN AND MANuPAcTuRERs' AGENTS FOB
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
lss 0rsvser and ~ U.aoa stress.
NEW oRLEANa
On hand 81 al times . complsts stock Of STEAM EN-
aISEs, both stationary and portable, SAW MILLS COT.
TON GINS AND CONDKNsERS RICE MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPoRAToRs, DIAMOND
GRIsT MILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENrs
ofeve description, which Offering
prices and respectfully solicit examination Of before pur
chasing elsewhere
SAMUEL LOCKE.
HARDWAKE...... ............HARDWAR
"a. % AND Al PETERS STREET.
New Orleans.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, March 20, 1869.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,l
City Hall, March 20, 1869.
mo. la59-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller, after notice for
ten days in the official journal, adjudcate to the
lowest bidder. the contract to furnish the city
institutions with -four for one year from the 18th
of April, 1869. The proposals to be for the fol-
lowing grades of -four, viz: Superine, extra,
double extra and treble extra each brand sep
arately.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20, 1869.
fSigned) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, March %. 1869.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at bic office, on Saturday, April 8, 1862 at noon
adJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidder the
above contract.
]. o. LANDRY, Controller.
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Four so.ness.
IA Snow MOUNTAIN.

By JEAN IseEL ow.
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WM. ~. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Hss. ~ and n FRONT STREET. Nxv o.I.Ars
WORK Of any Description Qu&ntsy 1t the Lowest PrscsH
Manufacture Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of o.ry's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders lef at Boz iso Mechanics Exchange io Pos
once. VII recsfve Prompt Attention.
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nR. y. LYMAN KENNEDY,
Formerly Of Phiadslpha)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

For the treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of Throat Lungs
Liver and kidne5s Bronchitis. Casrrh. Functional De
ranRemept Nervous Affections, Neuralgia Spinal Irrits
lions An diseases Incidental 20 females the dawn Of
womanhocd the Of maternity change fs Pumo-
nary Consumption, Oise OF The Heart Eye Ear Blood
and skin the Womb. Uterus and its sppendages scsnt
cay treated Jhirteep years Of professional fife having
been devoted exclusively TO the treatment Of the above
named dees feel at can promise speedy and perms-
nent cure IN diseases ofn not understood
montas snd autograph letters from Of the distn
gushed ladies and gentlemen this country Of whom
are know1iin the world Of etter bearing testimony TO hi.
skill Dr. has collected the principal discoveries with
which modern chemistry has enrched natera
hecics ne has Investigated faithfully the effects Of
substances and explored the aide fields remedies not
before used several Of hh have qualities of
great remedial Persons AZ distance consult
BY letter. LYMAN KENNEDY M D.
2L5 Canal afreet. entrance mn Rannrart st..a.1
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a BOOK FOB THE UNFORTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFrs rREAyIsE ON PRIVATE DIE
EASES Inpotency Loss Of Power Debility Win
votes on npedmsns 20 Marriage should be
supstnE marriage Sent by mali receipt Of Is csnts ~
J. BALDWIN DUFr,
nsw Orleans Medical Institute,
26< Magazine strss3
CFECnAL TREATMENT OF CRRONIU
~ DIsEAsES-DR DE- BAUssET win take charge Of and
guarantee the following chronic Secret
Diseases Whites, Blennorhess Ulcers) Rheumatism tout
Dyspepsi Chorose Liver Complaint Diseases Of
organs and DEAFNESS Consultations every day from u
o'clock IN at his ONCE corner Of Orie>ns and
cen streets Residence Noss< Dsnphins street
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II EKBP F0UMDRY-
ESTABLISHED N IWJ
Corner % Delsra ana Fsuehsr ssrsss

wssss leave TO inform iesas ana ths public ssnslv
shai W are prepared formerly manufacssrs Steam
xngines Bssrs Sugar Mins Sugar Ksttsa Draining M
shines Sew his, Cotton Presses, Newell Screws Gin Gear
Ing Furnace houshs Crate Bars oil kinds Of Plantation and
stsnmbest WORKS. ~ svszy <srsipsioa Of Machinery
NE South kEEDa 4 Ga
Orders Ian II Bsx u, Mechanics snl Dsalsr' KxeAaus
willrsceive prompt Attentio~-
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CHAKEsPEARE FOUNDRY.
NO. Ds GIRoD STREET. BETWEEN BARoNNH
AND DRYADEs STREETS
New Orleans.

John 9eddeA ycG 4 Shakespeare. & svoop.
GEDDES, SHAKESPEARE co.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Mschinists Manufacture
every variety of Steam Engines. Sugar Mills Mills
Draining Machines, MN and Gin Gearing and Gratis Bar
Store Fronts. Columns, vsntilstou and s~sh weights
Blacksmith Work ofsI kinds
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ELKO ITEMS.
from the Indcpcnden, of saturday.

From the Independent OF Saturday.
A Singular FIRE.-A ~ranchmnn, hr-
ing in Ruby Valley, came TO town a Few
days ago and laid in a supply OF pro-
visions for winter use. OF the goods
purchased there was q quantity OF ba-
con-, which was thrown into the wagon
along with the other supplies. While
driving along leisu:sly, on his way
home, seated on the front part of his
gou be felt his beach growing very
warm, and, on looking round, found
that his wares were all in tlames-the
bacon burning with such strong flame
that he found it impossible TO put the
FIRE ont, nnd had Just time TO get his
horses loose from the wagon, when the
whole was consumed. He had not the
slightest idea how the FIRE caught.
DEsEarERs CArruRED.-About "
weeks ago three men came into town
under rather suspicious circumstances.
Sheriff Fitch followed them up until be
became satisfied that they were desert
era arrested them, and notified the MIL
i,ary authorities at Fort Halleck, who
sent in and conveyed them to the camp.
I, turn, out that they deserted from
Camp McDermit, taking with them a
complete outfit, Including a valuable
robe belonging to the commanding OIL
Ger. They had snapped of the Govern
meut horses before reaching here, n
di,posed of their outfit ut auction in
Elko. They will be held at Camp hal,
leck. a, that post is headquarters, n
will be dealt with in accordance win
military law.
POLICE Matters 0ne-Eyed Riley,
formerly one Of Lieutenant Governor
Sliugerlaud's many-color-panted Boys,
has been held to answer on a chaFgs Oh
grand larceny. He attempted to unlaw-
fully appropriate u orercoat, an un-
dercost, one pair Of pants aud two
dozes buckskin gloves from the store OF
p. Quinn to his use, by felonion,iy
removing them from the front OF tue
store to the side of q woodpile near the
store. Being discovered, he did not
succeed in getting away with bis
booty.
SILVER PARK DIsrRicT.-The silver
mining district bearing the above name
in situated about 90 miles east Of Pat
terson, and 100 miles from White Pine.
A big rush is anticipated when the rich
ness and extent Of the district becomes
known abroad. Already quite a STAN
made has occurred from White Pine.
MANY believe that Silver Park will
shortly eclipse the famous Pogonip.
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CARSON ITEMS.


from the Appeal OF yesterday
The D~USDERBERG MISE.-We are in
formed by persons who have recently
visited and thoroughly examined this
mine that it, at present, although but
imperfectly prospected, shows a large
body Of very lipe ore, and may we'll be
considered one of the first mines on
this side Of the Sierras, il not n rival of
the famous Comstock lode. Situated
on the eastern slope, OF on a mountain
east of and adjoining the S%ierras, with
i~uexaaustible supply Of timbers near,
and an abundance of living water, that
may be used rs power for the reduction
of the ores extracted, it is believed that
the Duuderberg will add largely to the
product of the mines on this side Of the
mountains.
SUPREME CoURT.-The following de-
cisious have been rendered by this
Court: ]. c. Caldwell, respondent, vs..
r. l.. Greeley, appellant; judgement Of
Court below, denying new trial,
affirmed. Charts Nc Williams respond.
ent, VS.. Adolph H%irschman, appellant;
order granting new trial reversed. Kate
Healey, respondent, vs.. Imperial Fire
Insurance Company, appellant, order
refusing new trial reversed, and cause
%remanded.
The WsATuxa.-Tho storm cloud has
blown over US Cor the present. "lngin
Summer" is not disposed to le: 20 his
grip just yet. Old winter has raised n
howl up about Lake Bigler and the sur
rounding mountains, but you know
i, won't do! The valleys of the Car
son still bloom, and farmers are turn
ing Up the stubbles and fellow for next
summers harvest. From eli appear
auces the present signs indicate an open
winter.
The Carson City Jockey Club will
meet at the Magnolia on Tuesday next
to make final arrangements for the
races of the 18th and 10th. All Nom.
bers who have not come down with the
"sosp" are requested to be on hand
and make n settlement,
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CONDITION OF MRS. lsTERS.-A TEL
egram from Gen. J. B. Winters, at San
Francisco, this morning, to Frank o.
bistou, Secretary Of the Yellow Jacket
Company, states that Mrs. Winters is
yet alive but very low. There is no
chance for her recovery. Her disease is
cancer of tho breast, from which she
ha, suffered for some years, gradually
but surely bringing her to her grave.
SERESApr.-We are well pleased to
acknowledge the compliment of a de-
lighttul sereuade Saturday night, by
the Gold Hill Brass Band, enc of the
best bodies Of instrumental musicians
in the State. Call again, boys, our
Office can stand such enjoyable compli-
ments as hat as often as you choose.
ORr ny RAILROAD. On Thursday
rex, the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
Company will commence the shipment
Of ore from the north Yellow Jacket
hosting works, direct to the mill on
Carson River.
The ONLY 0Sg.-A private dispatch
states that Judge Baldwin was the only
one from Washoe who was killed.
Judge Will Campbell had a leg broken,
but was otherwise uniujured.
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ARR1yALs AND pErARTUREs.
RY WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

Arrivals.
RI WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
NJ Keller, Mr. Jones, Mira Daugherty, VIM
FLOYD, VIM Cole, Mr. limerick, Mr. Raymond,
Mr. Mcclellan, C II Kohler, Mr. Reed, Mr.
| Dutton, T Barbs, Mr. Turner, Mr. Collins,
VIM McDebbitt, Mrs McGan, Miss A Ryder,
NJ wcrtheimer. o Olsen. J Osborn, D Reed,
] Spitz, Mr. Mayberry, George Hopkins, Il
Corey, Mrs Thompson, J NJ Lyons. J Dron,
w W McConley and wife, c S Mcintyre,
Mr. Howard, Mr. Lochmau, Mr. McCulley,
] B Gagnon, Mr. Keith.
BIT WOODRUFF n ENNoR's LINE.
AL Missoni. P Mahu, William Link, Thos
Brown, Mrs Reserve and three children, Mr.
Hughes, Dave Smith, L TAFT.
Departures.
BIZ WELLS, FARGO y co.'s n
Mrs Black and child, Clorinda Clufexer,
Charles Parks, Jas Mayberry, Mrs O,ksefe,
Jos Malva, John Hene6n, Thomas Taylor,
Mrs P Henefn, Mrs Henein and child, Ab
Gentry, Mr. O'Connor, o A Olcson, Patrick
Morrissey, C F Mcintyre, J Loman, Miss
Dirks. Mrs C l. Sherman, I NJ sampson,
S T Gage, Geo I Terry, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Blair,
] II Groves, DR. Groves, c Il Barrett.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
Cha, Schneider, Tom Pean, G W Meier,
Master Ohler, II G White, Mr. Hughes, Sam
Slick. Anthony .Cassin, Leonard Ohler, Mrs
II S Vim, Al Hardness, I Tenney.
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Scr @olefdjminbeI In Nem Dorf.

Das permesene 86rienipiel Der giep Oorfer @olo=
ipetulanten, Die am 25fen September @olo Big aui
164 binaufrieben uno bann oen Breis eben 10 pl5b=
lid auf 1873 fallen lieBen, bat netrlid b0le ssolgen
sebabt. @tods fielen eelualtis i'm Yreie, Sirmen
,panften ober braden 3uiammen. ausen,eines WiB=
trauen trat elm uno Die aufresune, nidt bios it,
WaQftreet, ionoern unter Der sanSen @eiddftsmelt,
mar nnsebeuer. Crit am Donneritag bat ib bieIe
Nufresun8 mieoer ettpas seIest man lit tpieber sur
Beiinnuns setommen, bat gerelide sema9t uno
,pirb nun balb bas @dladtielo iberieben uno bic
9ooten un6 Bermunoeten sdblen t0nnen.
SIN @ansen folen burd ben @olbiduinbel unb
bas Sinten Der Stods einbunoert Miaipnen per=
loren moroen iein unb 0ele. bic reid paren, Fnb
pl6bli& arm seuorben. Die bebeutenbite s5irma,
Die unter bieiem Sturme Buiammenbra9, mar bic
BON 2odruoob u. 60. 9ie Saupt= grebitoren Iinb
reide gapitaliiten in Chicago uno Glepelanb. Na9
bieien Obrfeisen tusroen bic @oloipsculanten unb
B6rieuipieler fiinftis tuobl etpas poriidtiser gu
Werte seben uno mir boifen iobalo fenen dbnIiden
25. @eptember mebr 5u erleben. Sold' Elm S4min.
bel fonne iberbaupt nur unter unerer eIenoen ssi=
nan5mirtbi9aft borfommen.
@olo tano geitern auf 13l.
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90S 0emofratii9e GtaatStidcf.

a 2Dtr baben biefesmal elm ousaeseidnetes @taats-
tidet. Dies mdHen felbft uniere politii4en @eener
anerfennen. Die san3e Site. nit bem ausaeseid,=
neten anb bo&ber5isen Yenoleton on ber Spibe.
beitebt a,s ti6ttsen Mdnnert, auf beren mateuoien
Gbaratter ielb pie perbiiieneng gesner fenen 5dot=
ten ~ perfen ,pnsen. SIN elmer 3eit bes ittliben
Berfals nnS her idamloien Corruption lit es bop
pelt erfreuli6. bob bic bemotratife gart6ei in Der
Babl ihrer ganoibaten fir gtaotsdmter 10 poriid.
tis uno 70 slidli6 selpeien 1T. Dies Sidet fann
isoer Oemotrat nit Stol3 sur gDablurne trasen unb
ct brau4t ni4t 5u far&ten, oaB ibn feline WabI ie-
mats gereuen tueroe. Sarum tuiro es aber audi Die
Dfiht iebes Demofraten uno ieoes eonierpatioen
Mannes, Der ieiu eis,nes Snteree unb bas SntereIe
1einsr Nitbarser beber3ist, om 9ienitas, ben u.
October, um feinen Nreis bic WabI 5n periaumen!
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8nutmcQ's Sfinana YuIitif.

8outtuelps seprieiens Sinau5politt, hie BON Der
raoitalen Yre7e nit 10 sroBem 5rpmpetenseidmetz
ter geprieien uurbe, bat Elm Sod betoutmen. Die
idmadpolen uno perberbliden 8orsdnse an Der
Nep Dorfer B0rie ba6en ielbft raoifalen Bldttern
tpie gum Ysipel Der uGbicaso Sri6une," bic Nueen
seoffnet uno iie Der langen n nun nadoriidlib eine
anbere 5inan5poIitit. Sebr ridtis bemsrft ber
v9ln5. bes g8eTens": sa.-. ---.. .s.
Sci Der llebernobme beg Sinon3iefretariats burd
geutwea ftano oas Qeip auf 81. @etoem lit es
langiam out 36-3S geitiegen, nm i'm 2aufs Ginger
Sage auf 6O-64 in Die S6be eetrieben gu neroen
uno oann plDbib ipieoer auf 80 suriifjufaQen -
Sdtpanfunsell, mel9e llnbeii uno fuin nift fur
bic Speler allein ionbern fir bas @eddft bes ean=
sen 9anoes sur Solee babcn. Ser Grfols bes ee<
prelenen5inan5mn Dem cine unsebeure Wtod)t
su gebote ebt, beltebt bis ebt barin bab Der Gre=
pit oer Gesierung in Der alleruiht9ten ge5iebung,
in 8etreif oes @eoes Der 8esieruns, ibwanfenoer
uno unli6erer lit als iemals felt Beenogune ocs
Grieses. gs miro baourd sur @eniise betpieien,
oaB nidbt bios bas Sptem ni1ts taust, bas bic
berrldenoe Yartbei geidoffen bat, ipnbern baB aud
Der Snanolefretdr ieiner Aufsabe ni6t sewaalen
lit.
Werlanst - ene anbere Tnanspolitif. 0ies 1T
Der Nobi6rei, Der ielblt in raoifalen Bdtern lau,
ter als ie ertOnt Nber mir ieben nirgenos elm Mn<
seiden flir oas Rommen Der 6inan5pOlitt, bic per-
Iangt piro. i
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Die SGgoseIcke in C9in.

Sic eeiebliden 8eitimmunsen iino i'm tueientli,
den unpsrdnOert seblieben. gs miro Den Sdeern
perboten, bonn L. 6ebruar bis gum 10 October SSelo.
bIbner, gBa9teln, 5aianen, ipilbe SurfDs. Nebe Ii.
|. 10. gu idieBen, ooer auf iraeno cine anoere Wee
gu t6oten Sie Sasoiaiion fir bieies gBiIo bssiunt
am l5. October uno bauert bis gum L. sSsbruar.
Die Strafen ipesen ueberteiunaen belss 8siebes
lino bart uno es iest i'm Sniereiie isoes Sasoleb-
babers, bob feline Werlebun9en oeiieben pOrfommen.
Ssrnsr 1T es ur9sisbli4, pom Is. gsdri bis Nos
anbare 8eiie gu t6bten. Mud5 perbietet bas @eieB
oas Sanger BON Wadteln. 5elobibnern, Jaansn
u. !. 10. in Gleben ooer Jalen su irgenb elmer
3eit I'M Sabre. f@
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rens beadtet weroen, uno e iolten eoe einSelne e,
bsrtretlns berieIben 5u perbinbern iuden oosr bod
bel RenntniB BON iolden uebertretuneen Nn5eise
an, seboriaen Orte MAIDEN. Sie iogenannten
Sonntagsjdser ribten mebr Sdaoen on als in Der
&eael ansenommen miro. uno wenn oesbab oLise
@efebe MD. tritt auireht sebatsn tperoen 10 birfs
te iton nod penisen Sabren Der Wansel an Wilo
ieoc Sago nnm6glld MAIDEN.
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