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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
Wilson and the Whisky Frauds

WAsHIsGToN, 27-Bluford VIII
son, the solicitor Of the treasury was
to day before the house committee on
whisky trials in st. Louis, and gave
in tail his knowledge iii regard to
the tale whisky prosecutions IN the
west, and particularly in regard to
the connection OF Ger. Babcock with
them. He related, with great mi
nuteness, the various conversations
which he had with Gen. Horace Por-
Ter, Mr.. Bristow, Attorney General
Pietrepent, and finally with President
Grant himself on the subject. Ii,
seems letter Of his 10 the prosecu
ting officer 10 ST. Losis inciting him
to the greatest activity in bringing 10
justice everybody, from the lowest to
Tho highest engaged in the conspiracy.
II was obtsincd Uf Babruck, and fHff.
sifed by the interpreting letters W.
b., SO as to make il intimate his belief
III participation OF the white house
conspiracy. This letter thus falsifed
Was exhibited to Bristow and Pierre
pont, and slso to- the prcsident, aud
all thcughs tbs press would copy, and
10 Wilso,Ps lester the book was pro-.
duced to prove the forgery. He
seems 20 have been unable 10 shield
himself from the charge OF having
employed spies even agains, the pres
,idenf. WiAon said that there WAS
l.no lack of cooperation on the part Of
the president in The whisky cases gen
orally, until Babcock became involved
when coolness between the white
house and treasury department arose,
/, He also testified that in converse
tion with Gen. Horace Porter soon
after the discovery that the sylp,.
telegram was in BIbcock's hand wri-
ting. Porter gave an explanation Of
the dispatch TO the effect that it re-
lated to the movements Of certain
/ parties. going 10 ST. Louis on the
bridge business and said the secretary
nature arose in this Gay.
i There was a Woman who hyd given
the president much trouble. Bah
cock and Mcdonald being together in
Washington one day saw her, and
Mcdonald recognizing her, exclaim
ed: HThere is til Sylph." Babcock
sid. dpsyou know, that wonans Ne
fDonaid replied, ! know her very web
Then said Babcock wish you would
Egct her swGy fsom herc-she u IN.
noyipG tho, president. Cerninly
said Mcdonald, that is easy. lear
, manage her, and he did SO. The
term syfph became = sort of = stand
( ing joke hetwsea Bsboock snd Ne
!, 4 Donald, and they uftcn addressed excl
] FotBsr and signed their communica
tions in that WY. Z
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Troops for Hamburg.

WAsniSGroN, July ~ Telegraph
instructions haze been seat to-.tht
commanding Off er At Columbia
South Carolina, ordering the com
manding officer of the, u. S. troops a,
Aiken to detail an officer and picket
guard oftwelve men for duty At Ham
burg. Eight companies of artillery
have been ordered to the department
Of Missouri and Et. taaotF Hurtey,s9Sfsl
cavalry, and Otis, 7,h cavalry have
been ordered tosjntn their regiments.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

Gundleck, was nominated by accla-
nation before the close OF the hrst
bstast.
For attorsey generaT- w. T. Coy,
Mclean; h. Joslyn, Of kans; +. NJ.
Yoongblood, OF Franklin; Y, E.
Lynch, Of Logan, were named. Lynch
was nominated GU the second ballot.
The convention then adjourned
At the twelfth district congression.
Al democratic convention in this city
to-day, Hon. w. NJ. Springer was re-
nominated for congress, and Judge r.
Scott, Of Morgan, for member of The
board of equalization.
CONGRESSIONAL NaM1sEK.
OsKALoosA, Ia., July 27-The re-
publican congressional convention
here to day nominated L. S. Sampson
for re.clection TO congress.
LOUISIANA NOMINATIONS.
BAroS RouUE, July 27-The fol
lowing nomina Aliens were made for
oongfess: First district, r. l.. Glib
son; second, E. John Ellis; third, j.
n. Acklin; 4ih, J. 3. EIam; sixth, Il.
w. Robertson.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
New ORLEANS, July 27-The dem
ocratic convention at Baton Rogue
nominated the fol- swing state ticket :
Governor, Francis T. Nichols; l,eu-
tenant governor, Louis A. Witt; at
torney general. n. NJ. Ogden; score
isry of state, Wm. A. Strong; audi
ter, Allen james; presidential elect.
or At large, Jno. McEnery aud r ID.
ert o, Wickliff.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 27--The Sec
retary of the treasury has stepped the
coinage Of trade dollars at The Phila-
delphia and Carson City mints and
orders the Sau Francisco mint to coin
only sufficient amount to meet the
actual export. The mints will be run
to full capacity on subsidiary coin and
necessary gold coinage.
CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC
WASHINGTON, July 27.@The committee
of conference on the consular aud dipo-
matte appropriation bill held meeting to-
day and successively put down the number
OF prnpasltions aug aested as basis Of com
promise.
CHINESE lMM1eRANTs
The official returns to the bureau of sta
tistics show during the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1876, that there arrived IN the U,
s. 22,572 Chinese immigrants, OF whom
only 259 we're femsles. During CORES
ponding period Of 1875, the total imMigra.
,ion to The United States from China WAS
l6.4a7. of whom 80 were females
FAILED TO VOTE.
The committee on banking aud currency
again failed to vote on the currency ques-
ton 10 day, Mr.. Cox beiag absent on &C.
count OF illness.
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
There Is a prospect of an early compror
mise on the Indian appropriation bill Ii
the senate slisii refuse 70 take up for the
consideration OF the honse bill, sokly pro.
posing transfer OF the Indian bureau from
the interior TO the war department, the
t, hat In,
dian appropriation bill providing for such
transfer. THIS obstacle removed, oiher
questions will be of easy adjustment, but
viii require three hundred Thousand dol.
lars 10 Dc added 10 the appropriation
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
A,democrallc caucus WAS held in the ball
vi lhc house 10 night, Continuing from y
until | l. The question ot repairing the
date OF the rcs1nipttnn uf specie payment,
Was, r=aiscussipnt voted on, with The
result oiS7abnu, 5U ior The repeal, 10 %
against: 1nis, bnweser, does n4t AL ,rd a
led II the result Ia the house, as no, one
hait of the democratic member. were pres
ent nj the caucus No other question Con
necied with the tiuance VIA considered
The committee Of conference on disagree
ing amcnduie ais io the Wes, Point ncnd
emy bill have arrived at an agreement. The
li,,pse receded from the amendment involy
ing $35 600 and the senate receded from
hc ,nendmeuls involving $4,000 The
comili,tee remit 10 ihs board prpvided siu
the army ttquession d pay OF professors.
In the meantime they will recsi We pay pro
yIded by previous law.
desire has been expressed by The dem
| ocra,s generally that all reports Of invesli.
eating Committees be made by Tuesday
next, IN order, II possible, to adjourn nj the
erd of next week. Several are now ready
inclnding one on Lpuismna affairs nv In
course OF prepai alton.
| STEAMBOAT hill.
The committee on commerce held a
meeling this afternoon and ngfcel upon
the steamboat bill aud directed Senat vi
Boutwell, To report it TO the senate. Th.
Committee has entirely remsddled the bill
as agreed upon TO day n leaves the Law
substantially rs II noy exists
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

lLI-lNOI6 DkAOSkAIlC CoNSkSIlON-s
SraIsoYIELD, H., July 27-The
democratic state convention met this
morning and effected temporary or.
ganiza,ioa - follows:
! Temporary presidset Jas. c. >Allea,
kof Crawford. TenporAe J secretaries,
FD T. Head, OF Hancock j. j. Crow
ley, Of Cook; r. w. Austin. Read
ing secretary, J. w W.Johnsoa, ef Pike.
Judge Allen, on taking the chair,
briefly addressed the convention, after
which the following committee WAS,
Appoiuted and the names of the presi-
dential electors and members OF the
state ssnlr.l .comnittee reported,
when recess was taken till .. m.
Credentials: First district J r
Dooli.tle Jr, ID G Canlenore, 3D. f
Agnew, 4.h 3 n Fridley, 5lh G A
Ssel, 6th&A Session, Eth D PJo oaes,
9th S w Bone, 9th L Gibbons, l0lh
G II Nelson, ~ HC Wethers, IL }.
F Sny der, r. a Msyfeld, a E B E!-
dridge, Is R d Lanmor, l6 Thomp-
son, I7LJC Storkell, IL RG Stevens,
Is w 5 Csntrai.
Permanent organization: lst S
Kehoe, ID r g. McDonAld, I'D. W B
Nv orden, 4sh g Gilbert, 4th n G
Rogers, 9Th B. D Buford, r7.A L L
Bleach, Ssh, q Z Henry, 9th 8 War
per. 10 J AsDoynton, nth.J n Rich
A418aA lthsA McEskiu,s lasb 10 81
yNH(fa ksH S S HaS0v. 18th. J 10
Dsiscce, 16,6 s L Drysn,, l7ths 81 =
Bayle, lSth + Boos, l9,h,C Carroll.
Resolution: LIST John Forsyth. Cd
q Riohberg, Sd S c Judd, 4,h U g
Warner, 5th J Stahl, 9th B H Tru-
dell, 7th A L Newton, 9th G Leland,
9Th W 8 DowdalI, 10Th G Pepper,
l llthS McCsiL l3ih II Shaw, lath
o Ewing, Hih q WsGeer, f5th j
B Stevenson, l6 b. ] J Phillips, l1tll
iG H Koehuer, 18th w X Murphy
18th S S Marshall.
/ To report electors and central com
mites il lsrses let Jno long, ~
David Walsh, Sd NJ w Robinson, 4th
iW d Svsil, 9th W H Mitchell, 9th J
1 II Brown, 7th G. SesIley, 9Th e 1
Gin, Oh u n Rcysolas, aOsh-C n
Wi,Aker, II NJ Bush, 18th " S
Wyatt, l3sh A Millsr, l4!sJ NJ Creiv
l5th G I Gilmore, 10th r NJ Ram
sey, l7th A Wetpore, 18th G Wall
18th g II Rohaneoa.
i Electors: lst Thos Honore, ID s
is Hayes, Sd Arno Voss, 4th l.
Coulter, 9Th W g Green, 9th J s Eek
els, TIL Geo b oAa1tin, 9Th G W But
.erick, 9th I w James, 10th J "
DAv;slana, alsh " g EsiAg, laih (
l A Keyes, 18th G A Roberts, 14,h
B Ticker, 18th R N Bishop, 18th
J Phillips, nth G q Walker, 18th
j ?, yobs,G leshhJ = MA8shA II i3
State central committee; lat r
6podeIL ID T E Eosrtpsys ah + n
Shirley, 4th r Bishop, 5th r M.rsf
9th Blank, th w A Slssse III
Duf, 9th NJ J .BAttds1 10Th g Sd
aunds Jr, nth J n HUI. 12th B
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TIME INTENDED.

Nxw YoRk, July 27.-Inthc suit
OF the ST. Louis, Alton and Terre
Hante railroad against Samuel ialden
and others the orde, heretofore grant
ed extending the time for defendants
to answer TO the firu Monday in Oo.
tobcr has been changed to the first
Monday in August.
OBITUARY.
Havana, July, 27.-Jos. g. Msofs, u. S.
consufat Trinidad, died Tuesday Of yel-
low fever
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CRIME.
.EAB

ELlzaBEru, N. j., July 27-Jcre
miah Fairbanks, acting cashier of the
State Nationsl Bank, was arrested
last evening, charged with Sepbez-
zliag the fnnds Of the institution.
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FIRES.
AT BaANr.

BurfALo, July 27--rhe Erie pre-
serving establishment at Brant burn
ed this morning. Loss $50, 900. Ful-
ly insured. The buildings will be
promptly rebuilt.
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SPORTING.
THE cLsvELANp vAcEs.

CLEvELANp, July 27-This was the
third day of the races Fully fifteen thou
sand were present The trst race was 30
class. Nine started; purse - 600. divided.
Albemarie won three straight heats; John
b, second; Hattie II, third, Time, : 23
2 .23laa, 2 :25. This mex. was free for all
Goldsmith Maid WAS the favorlte, 2 to
against the field. The purse WIS 1000. di-
vided Five started Goldsmith won the
first heat; Fullerton toak tbs second heat,
but Smnggler leok the remaining three
heats, and won the race Goldsmith Maid
second money Lucille Golddust, third
Judge Fullerton, fourth; Bodne, last.
Time, 2:l519, 2I7A. :i64, 2lgL, 2.17
This WAS the NEST exciting race ever seen
on this track
BAsE HALL.
RosroN, July a7.-Bos,oas, 49, Mutua!s,
culcAao, July a1-Chicasos, II; Gin
clnnatis, 3
ST. Louls, July ,.aa1,7=l4onisyilles A. ST..
Louis
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

LospoS, July 27-Col. Vafentine
Baker, just +. .leased from prison, has
accepted commission il the Turkish
army, and leaves Immediately for his
post. .s
TRAIN WRECKED.
The Flying Dutchman, fast train,
running at full speed, between Laun-
ton aud BRISTOL, was wrecked near
Long Ashton. The engineer aud fire.
man were killed. aud i, is feared thu,
"a number Of passengers were killed.
DEFEATED.
CossIASISurLE,July 27-Oflirisl
dispatches announce the defeat OF
Montcuegrins aud Servians at Medun
Setaaitza and Timok river,
PAPER CURRENCY,
CoSsTANJINoPLE, July 21.--lt If
stated that the government has deci-
ded To Issue paper currency TO The
amount Of $4,000. 900.
REPULsEn.
RAGusA. July 27- diligence
from SlasbefcI sources announces that
1000 Turks, under Mehemet uandi
Pasha, attacked the Momcncgrns
Tuesday, near Podgorl,za, aud were
rcpulscd aud pursued To tha, place
Both sides lost heavily III killed aud
wounded.
m.
sELlM, July 27.--A battle is being
fou gh, to-day on I,tnok river. No
details have hecn received L Dc
Turks prevented Gen. Scherunzoa
joining Gen Lesehjarip, aud defeated
The latter. The Servians/ attribute
the defeat TO his incapiritya
KILLED AND lWonNpKp
LONDON, July 27-Tbc total loss.of the
Montenegffns during the campaign has
been three hundred killed aud wounded.
<hEpoRTs CosFIKAEp.
Alltne special correspondents confirm,
lhefep,tts OF the repulse Of 5000 Turks
l@ho attetnutcd 10 cross the Timok y,
| Washogfatz
! DENIES
| TIE News correspondent al BcIgtadt
denies b It the Seryians are cullapsing
| There has been no Engagement efficiently
| great 10 effect either conHataat 10 prolonl
| the contest.
| 400 DEAD on THR FIELD.
| The Times R,gusa special says III. Turk
left four hundred dead on the Held of bat
tie near Podgorlza. Tuesday.
/ A FAILURE.
The Times Ragnsa despatch says th'
| prince OF Monlenesros camp,'gu Is re
| gaftied AS failure.
THE srRicTBsra sEurKAElTY.
A Berlin special says the Greek embassy
here states positively that Gfsece intend.
To maintain the strictes, neutrality nj pres
rent, but admits that events might aris
xhieh would teqnire Greece1o enter int
action. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS
REDUCTION.

Fall RIVER, July PA ten per
cant. rcduc,io iofs p anaounced 10 slI
the mills. ErS 49,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


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NC" Aor0-
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e efeel,s.=..p 'hea ef'n.
Moshf--faS At l1'ii@'12
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-
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rlooh7Ff ioufeln sepa nt maud,
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pai' ~ 'o"ef' msr'efh M A'issa anu sssse
faeh- faeh- heasy western ia4iS.
: ME-. ross --LoM s1 ~ A91ls 20. ] y 49,
l,verpooa.
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Ber,psrr. rs Qrtet.
Winter wheat, q.sasea-sa, spin. 1.,nd4ts.
White a,lasrs4.a. C,ab s-,dsi6-. Corn. 2s.sd
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28

Mitwankec, 1tnis ~:
w8rAr- Quiet: M. !, Milwaukee, &ss,, No, 3.
spring sta Tor Ausast,4 ssssSA fur September;
No ,. &c. l5l5 sA
Rrjected7a- al4s Aatissqsas sassN y iesss
closed Il. - -. 9 ~ 80
oArs s,eady, ,At 6Sa4Ac-. 5Sa'7:.-e I.l -
RrE Scarce higher as. rafs
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-28
POLITICAL

ILLINOIS DEhocRAIIc CONVENTION.
SrsIsoYIELD, H., July 27-The
democratic state convention met this
morning and effected . temporary or.
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nAsE. BAI.L.
FOREIGN.
AccKprEp.

Lospos, July 27-Col. Valentine
Baker, just released from prison, has
accepted commission in the Turkish
army, and leaves Immediately for his
post.
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AFTERNOON sBssIoN.

II. SfOukhlte, Oh otephenson, ana >
n. oberley, Of Alexander, we're put
10 nomination before the 6rst ballot
had been cogciuded changes hsd teen
made to Giritn, md he evidently
having majority vas nominated by
aoclamatioH..1 Nss3 Ft'ff
For secretary, Of states. Y. Thorn
ton, Of Fulton, ). A. Malloy, 'of Ma
con, J. O. ChAncey, Of Marion, and
N. NJ. Hooton, OF CIioton were named
Bsfese, sp&eSschg ,tIe vote Of He
hrsr baiftt, Thofnton was nominated
by acslamation.
Jno. Hise, Of Cook, Jao. Coniski
Of Cook aud S. K. McGsbe, Of Gall.
TIN, were for auditor. Conisky's
name v.s vithdrawn and Hise VI,
nom mated by acclamatipn. s''s =
For tressurer-Geo.. Gnndleck, o
cliasea, F Aspen, Of Champaign
w. p Prickett. Of Madison and w
Cerlin, Of Jersey, were named. Geo
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The committee on commerce held a
meeting this afternoon and ngfcel upon
The steamboat bill aud drected Senator
Boutwell, To report it TO the senate. The
COMMITTEES has entirely remsddled the bill
as agreed upon TO day n leaves the Law
substantially rs II noy>exists
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Bsr,psrrrrs Qrlet.
Winter wheat 9.sdqta-sd. smiaa 1.iodGss
White arldoa4td. Club s-tdsi0-. Corn. 2Sssd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-12
u il set ae 1t,

Dtltbe sDne 8cnertung CUR 9nInapme c'n'
I:bcM. iucrDan 10 IaM9c en9criltt uno bcrec)'
Ret, big lie abtci.tllt werben.
In,.is.n pcrcen su ben selpobnlidsn
srciien cinaeriidt, namlid 10 eents per
1rerier. Belle, fir Die critic eiarItuna, uNs
Gents fir ieNe iolgenoe. 5iir Nniasen,
S4c l1ueere 3eit itsben blelben, miro ein be-
aeuteAoer NbSue crioubt.
Die 9.roussebsr finO in Sefi! elmer bOu
Tdnbie.M s!ustoabl
Neues mut eeid,macercller 2etterm,
rao fiuD saber iiM Stanoe,
9rMfiahen aQer Art
in b.ntId)sr, ensliid)er, fran5 5oilldei
xas Mormesild)er SprdGc
auI's o@nelllte, StbSnltc uno Slalsit'
5u .;eIern,
G7b .mpisblcr lidD az 9eneisten RWttrsSsa.
@.orudt neroeu:
..s ctterheae5,
8ilheaee,
@eiddftsfarten,
Vireu'are,
BlGnte,
%lafAte +. y.
anf tarieae Nstii.
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idlonb in bic lerbilhe Nrmee eintreicn.
Gs Nno ppr s{ur;cm so boierildc unb
preubiihe SoIooten einsetrpiIen.
Der vSimes" miro ons @el9rao tele-'
eropbir!, bic lcrbiIhe &e9ierune babe
200 Sonowerter ous Der toiIcrli4.
oeuil6cn @cluebrfabrit auf icGs Miu@
note gcrlic,b't
Gintonlenb fiuf9Mnoert gut be,oon e
nete Slouonier liub pom 6Iierreid)ilbeu
Giebict aus in @osnlcn cinscoulngeW-
9icIelbcn Irucrn Die Ghril!en SUM 9inf-
tanOe sc9cn bic Siirtcn an; tllriiIhe
Sruppcn lino ee9cn oieielbcn ppn Son-
jolu!a aus obsclanot luorocn.
Gs bciBt bus tiicsilNs Cabinet Nabc
cr.ldrt, man fbnne niht cruurtcn, nos
cs sin Yrpgramm suibciBe, in @csua
uuf wclbcs lolde 9iifersnsen inter hcn
gNdbtan ielbit NerrIhcn.
Ti.mard, mcl6cr Die stbliht no.te.
bis gum Wopcmbcr in @arsin 6u b!ei-
ben, miro in GurSem III @erlin cruar=
tcl Sclterreif) bct Den TprIdl!a8
9lub!onNs nid)t beitimnt absclchns
llonocrn 9cocnt5cit perlanst uno bat
insuil6cn ocn @orI@la9 Ben anoeru
Mtdhtcn mitgetNeilt.
Shirt WiiIon hat an ben GcncrM
Sumarato|t oen N0jutantcn hes &ai=
lcrs upn JiubIauo, Elm GGrci3cu &C.
rcbiet, in wclbcm cr jcoe siScne S6nth
in SeSus auf lcine YrocIomatinn 5um
&5nise BON lih mciit.
IS beiBt, Gng!anb 1obe Der g|orte
i gcrotben. abermnls einen oreilu59cns=
li6cn g8uifcnitiaitono su bcwiliigeR
uno boB Die GIortc gcnei9t lei, lbrsi
Ginwilisuns 81 scbcn.
GuBlanb bat ertlart, es wois BAG
Meubsrl.c tbun Scybien on Der 6ortlet=
/, un9 ocs SSrie9cs 5n pcrbinocrn, rsnn
8 clterrei9 unb Gnglono Die Yforte be-
4, ,pc9cn encn FDrnliGen NaIcn-
/, ltilitonb III bc,ulllistu.
Die arobiiten Slottsr Sncltns
per0lIenli9en fOl9enoe Proclamation:
,Woslims II. Diener Deg FropDeten.
! Gr0c6ct G.u6 wic cin 9Rnnn nno brr0f
Dem 8eihe oes Yaoiidnb (ocr Siirtei}
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