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THE PROHIBIT0RY LIQUOR LAW.
Arrests for Intox,catioa Yesterday.


With the rise in the temperature of the weather. the
number of arrests for intoxcaton has in proportion,
Increased Yesterday about thirty unfortunatss were
uomitted prison. to suffer the penalty Of
in drinking The situation of those confined within the
precincts of the Egyptian edidce must be anything but
euvsbls. The heated term must have very trying Ell
feet upon their constitutions doubt all those in
vile feel kesny the unpleas tness Of being
fined In hot CELL for other crime than simply ndulg
ing excessively the orginsi PACKAGES" Justice Con-
molly committed about dozen drunksrds, while Justice
Pearcy compelled TO dispose Of q like number. At
1he Third District Police Court before Justice Wood the
number Of did not five and to say
MI OF these lucky enough TO be in possession OF
sufficient to enable them 10 escape imprsonment
There win be lively time in the Court OF Special ses,
MONS toeAy. The Smith, OF Howard street and
Dowd, Of Elizabeth street, will come up before Junge
not dsms nd trial oy Jury but will lat nstigation
of his coupse II convicted oy the osy nave ths
carried up to higher coort, whers the consntn
tonaty Of the Prohbitory Liquor law viii be tested IL
is supposed that in the of Dosd the
testimony will be ruled out, she was grossly intoSi
Gated when she purchased the liquor
No warrants were issued yesterday for the arrest OF
any liquor dealers upon the testimony adduced by the
rds arrested The magistrates to think that
1t would be very unsafe to the arrest OF parties
upon the testimony OF persons In the habit OF becoming
beAstly intcxcatsd in cases OF felony, especially IN
cases Of highway robbery the evidence OF complainant
has but very little weight II he confesss to have been
intoxicated on the occasion Of the alleged crime 80 we
presume the police magistrates oos 10 hgher ctmnal
court for precedent and act accordingly
The Law In brooklyn.
warrant Of search and seizure issued yesterday
by Judge Culver OF the City Court against one OF the
largest liquor dealers in the city The execution of the
warrant delayed until to day, in consequences of
rome necessary preliminary proceeding.
Peter Mcmahon and several others, arrested
rants ohargn, them with selling liz cor contrary TO
law brought before Justice Blacbly yesterday,
for examination, Counsel OF the liquor Dealers Asso
citation appeared in their behalf ana advanced the Same
points for their discharge which had been denied by
Justice Smith the day prsvious Argument was set
down for Monday next, until which time the examna
lions adjourned.
The rst liquor seizure in this city made at the
County Hospital some days since WON IA applied for
admission, and the Superintendent bar. knodes, being
suspicious that she carried the article about
her person, accused her Of the act She at
knowledged the offence, and drew out a quart OF
brandy, which seized and confscated without any
process of law whatever.
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The Liquor Law In Poughlxccpsie.


TRIAL And CONVICTION FOR SELLING LAGER BIER.
The frst case under the Maine law came of 10 day,
duly io at the Court House in Poushkeepse, before
Judge Ecridge. The person complained of Philip
Brberch, German, keeper Of . lager bier saloon No.
122 Pine street in this city.
The defendant being brought before the court, de-
nsnded trial by jury, and plead no. guilty. r~nre
for jury forthwith summoned, and, after ohai.
lepges heard and decided, the following jury we're
Hiram Haighs, lame. blanchard,
Richard Britain, John H. OTIS.
&c c.npSe ps.ric. Attorney ior pas.hs.. a county
Appeared for the people
H. A. Nelson, for defendant.
The counsel for defendant then moved 70 discharged
from arrest various gro unds particularly that the
sct usttutonAl and the papers detective
which overulsd BY the Court aud ths parties
ordered TO proceed TO trial
Mr.. Campbell, for the people, claimed that the De.
fendant was guilty, under the present Law, on two
grounds OF selling lager bier and consequently OF viola.
tioaa OF the act, viz -
J. Under the frst section OF the set passed April O.
1856, in having sold intoxicating liquors
2. Under the twenty second section OF the act by
which the term intoxicating lqu1r IL male 20 extend TO
and include alcohol distilled and malt liquors and that
therefore malt Liquors are In terms prohibited much
The folio sng witnesses we're then called aud sworn
Joseph Roeeii-f reside in Pine street, know defend
Sunday there several persons then present drank
some beer there, II lager bier James Kerr drank
ehe same time snd paid for the beer the defendant
Lnere ms wife drew the beer from small keg and pre-
ssuted II TO us In glass mugs
James Kerr-on sunday vas a, Defendants, In Pine
street and asked for lager bier at the bar they sad
ahey hsd more, but had Irsh drink RosseIi AMI
drank some and another man, and threw the money on
the counter. -
John stesser-on Sunday last was At Defendants Ia.
ger bier saloon IN Zine street II is pu bic place:
went into the shed sdjonny the bar room tvee that
day and called Tor lager bier, and vas brought 70 me
and drank II.
John winsio~-i have drank lager bier and know
~hAt It mace OF nn malt liquor made principally
Cross e1amined-I am City Marshal and have been
eued for taking thu bier.
Jacob Dale an . German; live In Chuxeh strscs.
tnov the liquor called lager bier It Ia made from mst
hops Ard vster principally, and Ii malt iiquos kusv
Intoxicating have bees Intoxicated In this cosn.
Try, in NewJerssy.
Johs G. Hitchooti have tastsd lager ssr II aait
hquos.
John Mensiced-i en- . German; ksev tAs hsuor
called sss- bier lager means kept; u usaue.ursd of
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At No. 116 West 1hirty,arst street, Wednesday,
Nov. 29, by the Rev J0nn Brush jams WEIR to AGvEs
LTrRIoE, daughter Of James littleohn all Of this city
On Thursday, Nov 49, by the Rev. r. L. Magoon, at
the residence OF the BRIDES father, No 81 Monroe street,
RICHARD HIERY pADDos, OF Williamsburg, To HAsAxAaAi
GRANVILLE Of this city.
On Monday evening Nov. 26 by the Rev. James Miett,
at his residence, Mr. WILLIAM +. TAYLOR Of Norwich Ct
TO hss ANNA MARIA BgwIEy, Of this city
On Thursday, Nov 49, A. the residence Of Mr. Samuel
Lyon, by Rev. G. Smelling, Mr. JAMES WRExs to Miss laa
BTIIA hoRRrL, both IL Rye, Westches'er county, ~ Y.
ON Wednesday, Nov. 49, by the Rev. DIR. James W. Al
exander, r. GRAHAM Dun to EnAgTg daughter of Geo.
Douglass, Esq.
On Wednesday, Nov 49, in Bethesda Church, Saratoga
Springs BY The Rev John Steinfort Kidney, j. MORRIS
THOMPSON ESD, OF Philadelphia, to Miss FANNY L.
MINT daughter OF Joel Clement Esq of Saratoga Springs.
At Newark, n j.. on Thursday evening, Nov 20 by
Rev Henry G. Fish, Mr. HEsRy " BAKER Of this city to
Miss svsAsSAH, daughter of John Aedcraft, ESQ, Of
Newark.
In Springfield, Mass, Thursday, Nov. 20, by the
Rev Dr. Barton, Chs H. FoSDE, formerly Of Mobile Ala.
to Miss CAMILLA daughter OF Capt Augustus WEIGH, Of
New Orleans
New Orleans and Mobile papers please copy.
Al Warren, N. H., Monday, Nov I'd, by the Rev. I.
s Davis OF Wentworth College, JoHs p. CUNNINGHAM,
geoloeist and mir erast, formerly Of Norfolk. Va,
Miss JOANNA D., daughter Of Mrs. N G. Gilman OF North
field, N. II.
New Hampshire, New York and Virginia papers please
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he idea nf this work suggested by Dickens Chds
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country 10 the pre,ent time, Is nlustra ed Clear lowing
and familiar narrative, which, IN Eel city OF aud
accomplished wriers The young Nor is he Interest OF
the work confined 10 Juvenile readers Aboundngi historical
char acer. presents fascination % persona Of
every age and w meet with welcome Ia the fam
ny circle as In he school
A COMPULSORY MARRIAGE-ITs UNFORTUNATE
HENkiErrA ROBINSON
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Wns hers. and intellect, and AL le aids
which fortune family and iftseds could give.
But she was crossed Is love, and thence her life
The publishers only add that this work written In the
same clear fo chile and etye which listing the
Of language and eminent calculated enlist readers
y mpaihie, IN behalf Of i,s unfortunate subject
single copies sent by mall posi- paid receipt OF price.
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Basshelsr's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOvpeos--
Yhe best IN he world This unyv.ed and original dye ap
Isd IN z private rooms. BAeheors wfs and oapess have
$50 and durability peculiar % ns es!ablshmsn.
Beautiful Complexion and q Perfumed
breath both acquired by using Balm
FiowerA" Al denlrihce has parallel Price only fh
FETBIDGE CO.. Boston.
N sa weeks, by which viii stain inurs
ne skn VI bottles sent 70 amy part Of the country H. y
ShAHAM oe Brcsdwsy srsgs g State street. Albany;
CHAPS, Chafes, Rough and Tender Flesh
b aso sovereign remedy for sraptIons aer ssltren and
al skin deformhies Poudrs subtle nprocs hair from Low
hair ay sns Pre- ~ s old 81
street. hrs store from Broadway Mrs Hayes Brooklyn.
Hernia. Only Prise Medal Awarded 10
MARSH co. by the Exhibition of all Narons for
their patent radical cure truss References A. 70 u su
John NJ Carnochan extensive list names Of mercantile
other gentlemen cured by this truss may be seen At
Cories / Co, No West Fourth street. Cincnaat Ohio.
Open from A. NJ until r n
HolIoway's pills ard Ointment and tho
King Sardinia Pei given by royal letters
tent the Of ,hese valuable remedies throughout sard
Of bis Majesty being cured their means
Of ulcer IN he leg ANY wound ulcer Win readily yield
10 their mighty influence.
Hyatt's Life Bnlsam. -Ekh e umatisln In Its
painful also screfa old ulcers and the
Of diseases OF the blood great debility liver complaint KID
certainly cured
ths purifier Principal depo. 6 Grand street, Seventy
1--WE cents per bottle.
A Word OF CautiOn.-We Satisfied that
Ia majority Of where coughs terminate consumption,
balsam OF wild cherry, would have The life health
Of the sufferer.
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ADVERTlSEMBNTS aENEWED EVERY DAY.



PERSONAL.
A rOPrIos.-ANY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT A
IN female Infant but few Jays old one
by addressing line 10 Mrs.. FrAnks, Bowery Post oioe
INFORMATION wANTEp-BY THE ugDFRsIoNPp
OF the OF residence 81 Catherine Mouanye.
maiden Catherine Alderman widow n J4nn
honanye late Of the city of new YORK. olrnc
Nunder, dec.ascd any person such
VII obhse the undsrsignef b. 10 him.
requesting her 10 call npon him In relation 70 her blslnes
bis Charge PROFESSIONALLY apon chrss yeissh Daus
Attorney, NJ Greenwich street. N. i. November ~ lsos
IEFoRNaTfo. WANTED or WILLIAM AKHoTT AID.
dress hne where he be found call No. 81
street. New York
1SFoRrsTTos wAsTED-oF JOHN cosrIGAg WHO
lived Ia Port Byron, Iaynya county New York Tue
month Of june last and who has not beer beard o.
i rrna lon OF his Whereabouts viii be thankfully
HE mUher. Catherine Brercon, directed se Com
mifsoners q Emigration, II Worth street, New York
r EFT nIs HOME on TIE ATu INSTANT susTAyrs
IL Arnhelm aged ~ years, 9ernan add soeaks Easss
pretty We'll He had ~ biz Possession 800 of -
fu eyes high forehead whlste on h chm had q,
when he sr black frock coat, black ssin w white
FOYER Ia H. black pataoors and ~ shout feet 81, hes
high Information respecting him viii be thankiay r.
ceyet by his wife Mt No. 80 Grand street
The Chef Of Police, New Yctk. HANNAH ARsiEIN
German and California papers picase copy
u SEND TO me oTFfcR FOR A LETTER 40
Il dressed NJ before. Anna Y. Graham.
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The View York weekly Herald.

xGw6 FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA NEW
GRANADA, SOUTH PACIFIC, Erc.
ne WnkKLY HERALD xi be published ten O'Clock this
nsrnng lis contents Will embrace from Europe, Cali
nsnh Nicaragua, New Granada South Pacific Mexico Cuba
al interesting correspondence from Washington editorials
sommercAl financial religious, political, theatrical and
sporting Intelligence the latest by telegraph, and
variety OF miscellaneous and local single copies. In
wrappers ready for mailing be bad ut the counter Price
haHence.
Knox. "A Writer II Known by His Style
man Of taste by hIs hat TO select good one requires
sspsrp,sndenes. those are KNoxs QUALITIES
Snoas store Is No. % srosawss. : ''pe'' '@' h
Whites Furs for the Holidays, arc Now
% e sno M 0mp ne most ss 81
way, opposite Broadway theatre.
Youths and Children's Hat and Cap Estah-
lhhment, 7D Broadway-Mrs HONEYWELL, hate Of Leary
.oos 4 ne above na@ssr for .as sale shidrsss and
Yorl BrosGyn are inviisaso GALL : s'''''' ' "
Anson's Large Size Daguerre0types, for
~ sens selorsd and in nice twice large others
80 Ss ay cents and equal z those made for "
AASoHs' OH Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Dssucrreotypes, In Cases, rs Ccnts.-Poor
ae Nerve S as .s ss9's a.
Eaks CO.'S P'ctares in every sys Factory $50 Broad
Ma&nihcent AmbrOty PeS.-The best place IN
- city have them with all the late improvements IL
~ r. A. LEWIH'6 2 Chatham street. instruction given 70
pspNs.
One Shilling, and Twenty-Five cent DAgucr-
seeNpss, by The original patent machine process Ct
HOLMES, 269 Broadway.
Planes and MusAc.-Horaco Waters, Agent
~ ~ sale II The best Boston and Now York pianos
as and "a at o maS p
- GFeay reduced prices No better opportunity
. SaEn' ~ '''' 'n'''' AoA' : 'A1 proc curing
Pianos, Mcleod cons and violoncelIos for Sale
Three second hand Pianos for $40 Pianos made by Light
Newton Bradbury he best In town Come and see them
% evening. Terms, 81 per lesson
COLBURN NASH, No. AS Broadway
,. r. Warner Would be Happy 70 See His
ser friends and customers his pian0fre wareroo,
90 Broadway Blocker street variety Of oxoeent
PIANOS on hand, either for hire sae
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TIDE MEMBERS or COLUMBIAN HOOK AND LAD
der mpauy No u, return hes asnGa VI. tsaus
sms Of ID Mr. VIM. kape. Of l23 and Mrs Dean Of Iss
Leroy street. for the bouninl supply Of refresns fur
nsoed - hem While At e hre IN Leroy street,
w % ne Vih ut Ao, 70 satnaa Hoe Company ~ Tor
~. s'r eissor. hoBT. y DIXON, Foreman.
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ssotrr and hea ing quals essentially different from AL
cstarrh May no had 9, ne following r.apecaoe
Svns sorsa 10 roaS way VII Nos 49, u.s. 81 5II, go Gs
~ and IN; AZ Wholesale, ~ sTEPnEs PArL co, H
chAxbers street. and a. Mr.. ESgs, b-oo1yn.
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TIE LIQUOR auEsTI0x.

IiD BRsfBfss-0TAKD HysNE9yY, RKwtrLr :
" 90, sAssi -. Iooisn dfst - qAaf 80 ts,.r
sLd "a Forte hrAr1f fttss dsh ~ 1 w.
~, ~ as sisc fAali Y Wa stree. 80 = :. $50.
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end yellow grape and sognsc o ounce Of which
for 100 gallons gplrts natural ialons Of
ma 81 crols rum Mohof saAsa and Ih whshey gn port
sherry ard er vines lkewe ooorng for all oss uors
ara ~ pirt drec ~ B.-Caeuicas metals and
patent medrns most ing lerna For sac BY
I'm II. FETcUfW ANGER, 80 Maiden lane.
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IlFfrERsoS's DINING sAI0og rs SOW 0PgN.
III On ne EnsOyes plsn and prepart - cfv@ essn
With he bss hc narfti sofds % e L1xi rec nAa terms.
40 Fulton f1eet BfoeslYn.
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GenIn, 2I4 broadway, VIII Introduce HIS
hAAaAy hat on Wednesday, 18th instant
GENIN, ga Broadway, opposite 81. Pau's church.
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Aae"s 81 III - D"h."s MS NnserPrise ""u
exsrsns wen deserve the popularity he enjoys often
the changes goods I'll the shelves Of his marble
sore the o. Canal and Wooster stress Just
crowded with assortment Of furs which, Of
Aeir beauty variety and qna prove powerful a. racon.
the ladies' while crowds Of girls and boys daily fitted
With such rich aud becoming head dresses before
were in streets
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D10or OfIcloth Chcap-At the Old Stand,
~ Greenwich street
window shades bali price. the e~sashed stand, al
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Paper Hangings mt Reduced PrSces.-eO0
rsIs nns gold H. 10 Gs worth Sci 90 satin, ls. Cd
worth IS 1900 do. do. stock Cd to la, worth Ia. 3D.
a The old stand, 26J Greenwich street
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eight years since commenced the manufaature
0s celebrated musical instrument during which time
have finished and sold nearly eighteen thousand Voluntary
tmoniAs o. the excehence o. our Instruments from tho most
Sa1D auished professors music different
United Sta have, from me - time been Thus
r have sad but little and advertisements sell
dom for the thai could supply tie demand
We have lately erected Of the largest and most perfect
manufacturing establishments 10 the United States and
think that All orders promptly We therefore give the
eat testimonial we have received and the public well
satisfied with are know that shall either
under the necessity of again enlarging factory stop
advertising -:
New YoRK, Oct. Id, 1856.
q. A. Prince Co. Gen emen- The double melodeon
he's arrived and charming instrument 1t s II has
played on by Wallace Doc Hodges, VIM. Mason and host
n others and they all Of the beautiful
toned reed they have touched Very
fuiy, JAMES r. HALL.
We not that the above mentioned msiodeon
my particular superior to those daily finishing and
those who inclined their
orders TIM they will he Furnished with instrument equally
rood Our insrumsnts all finished wood cases
and the workmanship OF the very best quality The styles
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lINllinsry.--A Large and superb Assortment
ct At and mieses bonnets ribbons feathers
drss nings also large and talmas
WIN. =. 1RViNE'S, liz Canal street.
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Carpetsi Carpefs!' Carpetssri superb Me-
GALLON velvet carpets from the Par. Eahbon; splendid
Dory from the celebrated Crossey
ssas, HALIFAX, England, just received At
HIRAM ANpERsON's 20 Bowery.
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pessed and ssonshed and beautiful specimens
vtrkmapsap, and skill visit Tuiss fancy store.
$40 Broadway His store Ia perfect worlds fair within T.
ss and decsdsdy The largest most ocaudiai and curiou.
aoleoon OF rich fancy goods dsplgyea In this
smprspg sru.is o his Kind Of soois mana~c
tsred IN any part Of the world. II u sable
hsw comfort luxury refined taste. demand thing
sost @ a found q TutUes.
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TtsE MILITARY.

NrOTfCr - gFgTftU ~ fGF " gDI CHAR
~ VII - hsf ~ % tefrqf House kngsisy 9as
eel,rs hsn.ssfs vii pissis - s.st-al ~ rider u u
fG-esfs.
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us,c =. NIL rna ~ IOr ohIistmas Fressnss,
lsge and popular Horace Waters catalogue Of will be
so - No 1888 Broadway nj half price large discount
WI be made to the trade and beauul 81
best Boston and New York pianos win be soi at less prices
tan ever before offered 10 the public. All other articles Of
music handc he reduced prices Catalogues
forwarded 10 address. Auc by mail postage paid
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Yeas. Sugars, wines, sNr.-David Hair

respectfully Bile friends and the pubic that
70 bs old stand (Which has been rebuil and
ssYrg large and carefully selected stock coffee
sugars, wines, &C. very ov He sole for hs
ssabfhmen. CONTINUANCE q he liberal patronage he
eeved the past ve he old DAVID hAFf
kn,eti Canal tasc WskeTJ and Division third
aaat u Ludlow street.
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a Nice Present for the Hoiidays.-Ope Of
nse beautiful mosaic Are screens or rug else hsndsoms
sAspef heavy English bsnke which sell
hR at ~ 10 per pair, At Arthur DoSSEiLY's M. s.
BOwsry.
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ress.--The hest Assortment OF Fine Teas
VII be found Tea ompeny'e newly and
rant store, 10 Chatham street between Pear and
Rs<Ney.t Oldest asnment the city. We assure
- readers they here than where either
salsa rF cf
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CssAh Factory--A Rich Assortment or Tor
e shell combs of the French patterns can
sssn At A. j. SAUNDERS. Ss7 broadway
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EsnCy Cutlery, Embrncing - large Variety
efspcrtsmens pen pocket knives the and
lsaufu patterns; Also assortment Of toilet cutlery,
Z }. 1AUNDERS', Ne. AEtor House and 3S7 Broadway
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RIO fouTUrRSEER DRtsKtns of coSaKkss va
! teT We ar reiabY lg'snisa hat naa~si 90
der ftc - rntsogs .sssf und~x
q taraeTn sas 40 asirnss.is wgg.si 10 pstte
tlsss s,icier dssiIo AUG ,nl hoy psrossny Goa
sfe.s ~a's "a ~h.ress q - a'oxA tefs ~srs al Al
fostd Va ins eter - De ~ ~ A. tnofy srtns a
poupdr snuraf gotisr hh1 Ma asnxarn psFtans
.SfHg &c exact a caasre. he .Te, 4 han ea9
uIey fuefen fem nhsd ~ grs.lss n,nrre-s rvs
sniuof perpAf ', s.ssrisT Dc a
f sss s.s 1865 ase asI' l sas 49,, &c "a
hs sfe,t tsIg IA m vice ai1asn from lhs Vf.isS
hIe eaiariies dis.sise5 n wsns1 ssss-~tss easr.ss
tovsfer deir isi~a -. pafn H.
erals. TLs s<pge-s sp'rg ~ Z sen kse y 10 y7
non a sarsiasA hsys o0s9s 1ssi az usrs AZ
PM VIII ua = NJ psce. ha sae'1ns ~ iaf.y
sfsnwi q % aoa tttAiHsd ~ " tesxf.- sp,tn
afg teris ~ The slESy 'ass added uEa ps,.a
aol ew.ors double, 90 iasIg aesa .raI.o sf,sss
asy fu,uss Fs,c ho tsait- csrss ~ais~ faQvgaS
hal ey have shssdy IT'D a. u sss-ci sY.'sns~.,
NAME. a. e 81 hai,les I'D tsss sfr - sfg a,ss splg
oesr sfeers ne ne p'iIp.e ~ sire slS lsf ~ ~.
ga s,,.le ard sriips - Congress y -asosa sgS boz
-sna ss esrsla ihsi he y trsis uss eass ~
sveff b.,s * ,flss te9gfee' .a'v.. q, @Cgsgs4 M
sefoos oopniesisi' ~ - de osapppds sssnxe POI
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