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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03
LOC7S a. KUCKHSGmAM,

4 y a Z 4 "
BiLLSvtLLE, CARROLL CO., VA.
TTESDS regularly the County aDd Circuit Courts Of
~ Carroll. Wythe, Floyd Pulaski and adjoining counties.
Ie viii Continue TO collecting agent for Northern
merchants a persons who may have business In Car
aroli an. adjcniDr Counties Dec oG-cC,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03
HANOVER LAND FOIi SALE.


DCRSCANT to deed Of trust from John J. Jones and
wife, the subscriber and Gideon X Stanley, bearing
date the %h day OF March, 1882 and duly recorded in
the Clerk Office OF Hanover County Court the
paymen Of debt due George W. boswell, will be sold to
the highest bidder the premises at public auction for
cash, FRIDAY 1.-The Sd day OF February next II fair,
fair tn. fair day thereafter the OF land
lying Cedar Creek in the said county, and bounded
described in the said deed Of trust
Selling see, shall only convey such title
in by the trust deed hut the title is believed TO be good
aud ndsputabr. J. d. e. BROWN,
Jan l6-cMtda Aching Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

The LATEST National Calamity.

Il is With tho deepest modification that we
are called upon toTccord an event Of national
shame and Disgrace. \ reference to our tele-
graphic column, will show that a leader Of
a-par;: whose political watchwordis sectional
hatred, has Leen chosen to Gil the third highest
o!licc within the gift Of this ConfedCracy.-
Now, indeed, active and. decided resistance to
wrong can furnish the only safeguard against
the violence OF revolution, the only palladium
OF the Constitution and the Union.
For mo,e than half century, the Richmond
"Enqlircr' has continued to maintain the cause
of State Equality in the Union, and under the
strict guarantees Ct the Constitution When
ever these are aSsaed with new act Of sue
ccssIu invasion, ii is especially appropriate that
our Ycncrated sheet should record the disas.
trnms dce'! in tokens OF the deepest mourning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03
TRrsTEE,s SAFE 0E TllE NOCNiNC:

mentioned IN said deed OF trust
Said Turnpike extends rou Iarrisonburg In 'e county
Of Rockingham. to point the Blue Ridge Turnpike
within half ulle Of Gnrionsvle II passes through
dens.ly uopuatcd section OF country, and commands
large travel which will be greatly Increased by the
cone,on OF thu MauaSsus Gap Railroad 10 "FrSohosrG
TsrNs Of thir.i Of the purchase money TO be
paid in four months, and onehlrd IN e!sh 'ons and
on.hrl Ia twelve from the day OF sale, the pur-
chase money to be secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes and lien upon the property TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid. Acting rs Trustee shall convey
such title Is vested ia NE hy said dec, 5000
o., IS-.tir E. A. STANDS, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03

iIisroHr or PETER TIE GREAT, ENPERoR OF
Russia. BY Jacob Abbott With Engrav.
irss. New York: Harper & Brothers,
Franklin Square 1860.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
LOUDOUN INSTITUTES non S.IE

HNiE proprietor desiring to 80 Souta offers the above
Il property ut private sale. The buildings u,s new
args and well arranged for boarding. school the mau
building Is 50 by 50 feet, containing ~ rooms-
The Professors house Is IS Ly T., we'll finished;
yard and garden handsomely laid GU, with falls
Anu terraces several hundred fruit. we selected
o nii varieties contaiang ll6 Of excellent land d.
Vaed INTO SIX fields Orchard and Meadow, Ice pond Bath
house. &C. good iocsten for Military Institute. Is
well watered and extremely healthy.
Lowest price U In three equal annual p,vncnts with
interest paid annually on each deferred bond Anludenie
period may probably be had one bond.
Reference.-John A. Carter, Esq., State Senator Messrs
G. b. Ball an'i NJ Deny, Legislators; DR.. lyland. rres
dent lchmond College. OF TO my at Richmond College
Aidie, LoudUun county, Va. JAS. H. GCLlCk.
L. 81 have Iwo other Farms containing abou: Go
acres Of excellent land, that will Sell low. }. H. G.
Jan 4l-clUt
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What Next 2

VOICE FROM wAsnrSGroS TO WHICH VIRGINIA
II Urcpbvr,
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Nh MEMM*GEE's Missios.| lhtc!iigGhc: iFo'l
Richmond states that the Legislature will robabIy
take no definite action upon the mission OF Nr; Mem
mingcr, from South Carolina, but discuss ii ill near
the time Of adjournment, md ,hen postpone it,
~ J. Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
LiG.:, FIRE, AND MARINE
I'M s UR AN c.: +,
EFFECTED on
EFFECTED on
River and Canal Navigation, Life, Build
inSs, Furniture, Sc,


River and Canal Navigation. Life, Build
lnSs, Furniture, Sc,
IN SOME OF THE
Most t-us'ro'tIy ant rel ajto Insurance Companies
in tie tHjted States,
Such as the
PitENiH INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD
'ash Iapitai, 10000; Surplus, siS2 :S2J. /.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO.. PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Capital, s2oo,coo; Surplus, $3.50 80.
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO. n. YORK.
Cash, Capital, S5aouJ0; Surplus, 81, ce4. - .
n ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms. CO. HARTFORD
Cash capital, 5000 surplus s23 UJV
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, 100000 Surplus, siI6,5,2
Three -to.irtis of the pygts dicided 10 tie Insured
The insured participate in the profits, without
ring any liability whatever. Threeoufths of the net
profits of the business divided annually holders
policies. The following Givtends have been paid
s dividend to policy holders july 1851 49,, per
I'd do do do do lo3o, % DO -
Sd do do do do 1859, 80 do
4tl do do do will occur in 1860
This system OF Insurance among Fire Insurance Com
panies making rapid way and will in the course of
time supercee the old system, is the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property should investi
gate this system OF Insurance il they
ney-
Commissioner Of DEEDS for State of Neo York.
J. W. FAY, in ErcAange Bank, Otta,ea
| Ottawa, Ma-ch IL, 1861
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+ O r . ~ i T.
~ RAVE rynI-,


so acres in e. swi Sec. o. T g, T. .-C5 acre. i'm
proved new house, ven. an enclosed.
100 acres in M So. -, 81 r. go acres broke +;
house, we'll, and stable
50 in 2 : Me-. Sec. 2, I. &c, L. e.,
b;uk=; house &c.
6il acres IN SEC. %. T. g. Il J--tluimprorcd
800 in -. Sec. %, +. -, r. j-unimproyed.
InHa aud Wisconsin lands exchanged fer property in
La Sale count.
Houses and Lots in tie city Of Auburn, y. Y, e1-
changed FOR property ir otla"a or La Sale county
40 acres in taIho'n co, Michigan, miles from Rat
tie Cresk-good inpro' II farm. % bearing ap,.
house, barn, &c. VIII he sold cheap.
10 CITY Lots fcr sale, on long tuic ON $40 $500
each.
House and Lot FOR sale cheap or West rcarI street
Good well and cllar. : -.
100 i'll Nv = y, 7. 30, r. :. Livingston Co
!lO per
100 acres in Ne. Sec % T. %, r :, Livingston Co.
SO per
100 acres in RutAud-Io0 acres improved good house
and barn 200 hearing apple trees, IlVros hedge III,
top farm. $40 per 3.
100 acres in La1e-Iv0 acres broke good house sta
bic, granary, corn cribs, we'll high roI!i prairf. $2G
acre.
100 in Sw', Sec. pc, 7. 81, Il. 5-prairie. sl2
per acre ) 10 years
50 choice laud-+i acres improved. good house
we'll aud fence orchard Of hearing trees acres tim
Der land, mile from grist and mill
miles from railroad. 50 per -ta
Chicago city property, in South Division. VIII
exchange for preer:y in Ia Sale Couuty-wiIl Sell on
canal time
Lands in Missouri-wiI sell or exchange-in Coles.
Usage, Boone, and Morgan counties.
2 House and Lot in States Addition-wiIl be sold
y. story hOtise in States Addition new. 4x70 10
rooms, good cellar and well. The beautiful resi-
deilcc for sale i'll Ottawa. 200
10 Stock OF Dry Goods in exchange for farm in La
Saiic county.
prairie land in Livingston county fros, 0
Houses aud sale different parts of the ci-
ty and good bargains a4d The time to buy
property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
Ottapa fire. Graber
LOCAL. NJ ALTERS.


A meeting of the Young Mems Demo,
cratic Club will be held at their club room
on Monday evening, June II, at clock
\ full attendance is requested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
HCOFLAED'S GERMAN PILL,

being we'll known Throughout Europe and America needs
co.nmeuatiOn here. They purely vegetable,
prepared with great and suGrovatcd No
bster Catlartc Pill DE found PRICE p cts per Jax
These medicines prepared 10y DR.. C. VI. JACKSON
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, and Louis No, and sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
nature of C. VI JACKSON VIII be the outside Of each
bottle a box
In EreryJoiy's almanac published annually, you
will find testimony and coInmendatory notices from all
parts OF the country These AnauaCs given away BY
Ill our aSents.
For sale III O-ta~a ~ G. l. TT pNPSJE, D. WALK
ER, T. Y GHIGGS aud VI. KNEUssL. nov12
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09

THIS celebrated Family Sewing Hach.ue j. now e,
sale IT the Peoples Cheap store OF H. F. CLAIM Thu
city, where for the three weeks Mrs. Bias
~ pc gent vii! take pleasure in exhibiting its caPa
bi,s and explaining its merits to persons Interested
The Machine costs but 81, yet i thread ma.
chine, making the Grover Baker stitch and while
is simple in construction and less liable gst
OF repair, !. believed De in all other respect.
v!ceabe the Grover Baker, Wheeler wilson, or
s..y other % the Ii 81 DI-,d machines j.n9-2s
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Ny Linen Department

Vas never FUN a. at present. irish Liners, very
cheap; Table Dams,E., diapers, Towels If every Dc
.crr''yE, and a. prig-s tas: ia salt.
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Religious Notice.


Rev. Mr. WurrILESrY will preach in the D.7:is'
Church, lS4bbatt) morning, 1914 o'cf.c
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IN WHITE GOODS.
have everything that 5 lfeS and desirable.


Am determined make til. trade o, The Read
ing brauric- business and ~.-.4 Invite 4ttgn
20 my sI'rnaii tyek OF
FANCY CASSIMEEES, EEOADCLOTHs / TE-TINGs.
In hi. dcrartir. great pains ha. been tai 81. TO Sc
let REV styles 90 Gr.rab!e goods, and | show
better st0-4 han ever before offered ~ tbs market
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
;PnRAIM BROWN. Lo,reR, Mass.
ESlT8EsE.

{ TROM the subscriber living at Riggs Grove with
z Henry Brock, la Sale county Ill, the Sth Nav
1850, RED EOAS MARE and LIGHT GREY HORSE
The mare was years Old, had Il the left hin
new shod on the forward feet. The horse lisit
grey, about wears Old. slod Oh forward feet
lis on hind leg sEI1- swelled when he left Tie
horses bought in iowa, abous two years ago
They last going in northwest direction
Any person returning aid horses to the subscriber,
giving Information wher- they be found, will be
lberaty rewarded. Address, JOHN AHERN,
nyeG-Ss~ OtfIiCd =. o., H., care I'm. Htddick
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ferred the bill of William Osman, city printing.
$500, reported the same correct and recon-
mended payment. Ordered paid.
Clancy, from same committee, to whom was re-
fcrrcd the report of the city clerk in relation to
city taxes reported the same correct and recon-
menaed It's approval Approved.
Clancy, from same committee, TO whom was re-
ferred the report OF the city treasurer reported
thereon, when, on motion of Lndey the matter
was referred TO IA special committee, ia connection
with the city attorney. e.. Ia. IA
said committee -, -. -
lloban rom street and alley committee to whom
was referred the natter in relation to the road in
'he ~, ward. reported thereon aud on his motion
! Aid REYNOLDS was added to the committee and
Two weeks tui Their time given to make final report.
Bond ct y. Learcus, city clerk, presented,
and, on motion Of Lrndley, approved.
Bill OF Gas Company, gas ior May, $3.50, Ie-
! ferred To finance committee. @ -' 80
Bal Ct"O. heavens. services as city clerk, ba-
lance; s2G referred finance committee &c.
Bill of Gorham ID. simmons, for damages sus-
tanned by Lizzie Simmons, III falling through an
open cellar way on Columbus street, 900, pre-
On motion Of Smith, referred to special com
mttcc: 3D..
/ Chair appointed smith Maie:hofer, and Wade,
said COMMITTEES.
Bills ORDERED P,Ir.-l};ll of Albert F. Dow
money paid tor pins .aud.ri for hose, $50 !;
bill OF W. &. Richardson's leather for hose, 81. 5 :;
bill of Z. ;. Ellsworth tending Madison street
work Ur street, 81 bill of Neil Magee. work on
streets, SI.5"; bill OF o. Leavens, rent Of office
$50; bill of \. Hopkins, repairing bridge, s. ; bill
of T.. VI. Wright nj ,ht police ; 30; bill of VIII
liam Rcddick, commissioner of assessment, SC !;
bill Of iopley Drew. commissioner Of assessment,
| 50; bill OF ~ +. bow, commissioner of assess
rnent, s.; bill! OF Robert Wilson, surveying, -
On motion of Smith, the council proceeded TO
the election of city officers.
I6r Jceaswc".
First balot-Edwin L. Fay had l. votes.
SIlas W. Cheeycr had do
Edwin l.. Fay declared duly elected city treasu-
rcr for the present municipal year.
Far CoHeofr.
First bal.ot-Michael Barton had 6 votes
John Bur!cSon had . do
AFRO {. Putnam had ) do
Second ballot-Michael Barton had /. votes
John Buleson had do
AFRO {. Putnam had do
Third ballot Michael Barton had votes
AFRO c. Putnam had . do
Michael Barton declared duly elected CITY col
lcctOr for the present municipal year.
Pr Nvslgi
First baliot-David T. Brush had Syc;es.
'"'' Charles llotciins had do
l.. Harris had do
David T. Brush declared duly elected city mar
shaI for the present municipal year. -...-
On motion Of Reynolds. Robert Wilson was Dc
municipal r"=r.
FIR Supervisor II >fr.t.
FRS, ballot Jared 3. Ford bad S yotes
Charlie, iIoteiiug had ) do
William Norris mad do
Jared t. Ford declared duly elected supervise
Of streets for tie present municipal yca1 ..''
I1r Tt ro.y
Fiys; balot-David 2 Jones had :. votes
~ J. Il. Rice had . do
David + Jones declared li.lv elected CT. ar-.r-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09

NEENlIoy CoAL-Th.s splendid coal is
ROW offered to the citizens of Ottawa by
M"ssrS. CAMPBELL. n McGowEy, (sce their
advertisement in another column at pri-
ces which place it within the reach Of all
We have been using it Of late, and our
women folks declare it superior to wood
or cobs forsumnler cooking i makes a
quick. Yet durable, steady fire. and is as
free from dirt cirde-s or rubbish As hick-
DRY wood Try it by all means
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E<slD GLOVES
My Domestic Department

: "a usual full and complete Brown and bleached
sh-.tings. every grade and price Denims StriPcs
Checks and Sctuler S;uIs, 81 every variety. Pc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09

NARROW FscArE-We learn that 4 child
s'me , years old of b. I. Phelps, Esq, of
this city, disappeared from home on
Thursday about 9 o clock in the morning
and WAS not found until about ) OF clock p
u, whcI. some man in boat saw the littlo
fellow standing waist deep in the Illinois
river, the child having fallen down the
steep bank. some 20 it, in tie rear of Mr.
P.'s lot, into the river, lie was rescued
uuiniurcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09

New GooDs AT y. WALEE"'s-D. Walker
has just returned from the east, where he
has been making heavy purchases for the
coming season. His new stock consists
not only of a heavy supply of drugs, medi-
cineS. &c. but also of an assortment of
fancy ARTICLES, altogether too numerous 10
mention, but for beauty and elegance quite
above comparison, he is confident, with
any similar stock in the city. lis hume
rous customers Will find = His Honor, our
new Mayor, more ready than ever, in his
dealings, to do Tie strictly honorable thing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
City Officers.

The city council on Tuesday eTening
finally elected the city officers for the cur
rent year The ballotings are given in the
council proceedings.
E. r. Fay takes the place of Nm. N
True as Treasurer; NJ Barton is appointed
Collector; David T. Brush, Marshal; J. B
Ford, Street Supervisor; D. P. Jones, City
Attorney; \. i. Dow, Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department, and F. Warner, As.
sistant.
The officers elected are all Democrats
except the last, and he we believe had
no competitor. We have no doubt the Sc
lection will give universal satisfaction, for
it is certainly rnexceptonable Throughout.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09

PlGroNS.-Ihe timber is said TO be full
Of pigeons in this vicinity and we have
heard Of sofe,e marvellous shots within the
last week, one gentleman having brought
down - with 4 single barrel al one shot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-09
CARPETiNG.

It's needless to enumerate departments further, but
one thing is certain which wish distinctly under.
stood that we shall use every honorable means to
make ours
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81 = -. 5scI,- is:.Eor Ss- lis iSacc.us
THE GLEAr MEA.EL. OF MANkIXD.
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Fairbanks Scales.

E2crG%:..Ee oil.
- AID TO be the cheapest Ugh; used Try it.
- W.,
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GENERAL IDI'ER7ISING AGENCY
l55 RANDOLPH STREET. who are agents for this. n,
wei aSioT all the leading papers OF The Northwest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

W wrr' hehs, sprhpass, Mass; Jsmss Bs, q,
'st"s -, asa q Roe, spr'sgasid, lass L p. O.
ssT, I tss
tn. trustees IF the bopdholders ~ the Marietta
sho ~ eipDat' Railroad have taken poss -sl'n Of
ne road III Board oIgaDized hy rlecuDg Noah
= ~l,,on shsimaD, and VIM Z. Roelofson secfe-
'Sry. O'lsp6 Smith, the late receiver, has been
.arrom'eeS~, ent for the II ustees and supsnntend-
ent Of the road
~ have New Orleans papers IS late as June q.
Tie Ptcayui tsys:-
yxuLsBs. txe~rdmgy Inactive aud OPP raj have
1ssp poutuA IN either Ses~isu domos
Tn-ie cha Of ssS kUo p.sosso's 10 etsoes
be supry - des al and qur<at'oOs "a ~
ts epss % bsssess ltster5Ay Hs reoess ~ tp'aSs-
chb ssirrP tNf, 19k n9x soo I"pa4; oa9k rases
ortrt - spr 10 hex; bill 4 Isdsg srsta
fsH l0tA and 100 hsper, &C. 10 = 81 13X oer dollar;
,1iy Gay oi,, ~ Esv York, 40 " ana IN per
dsceupt; ''sh, y per e~nt PR Mum
At IN secti, he'd This date for directors of the
Hud-on River Railroad Company, the following
were unanimously elected
samuel sposr, James Bowman. John David Wolfe, FL
ssrn Jt.n, william Kelly, d Thomas Van e. sstas Dorm
ug, Ww II B.,s, Roosrs CITY a-Dvy A. Smyehe
J. B. ls bps on, u Miller hos H Grun~L
At subsequent meeting Samuel Sloan was re-
elected President, and d. Thomas Vail Vice Presi
dent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

Ssrepap aHo aS0n~-. - ~.
1fns or "a. Sing AZ los Hsw yosK oFssCB
ioN~'r'''. NH .s 81 w., ssn..ss On 49,.
s,ssIensa 70 ~. a . q. ~ .. 81 a
seuh.Ls 40 - DAls....s (. 81, M :.
sa'isfH n.h oy ,srcsa IS a. .. sd
rAssIrs sAn-osnos o. B"ua i. s.:-s. a.s :,
rwe@ OF ~, s-rs.i'e. s,ose ~ r. =.
FuNDAv FAM srpes, all m'issio,s ~ .his
'al'shSlA y. sls.s.se sor's sar. wsdsss
re Overland s.n for raafar.iS lssv.s Z L..s
ever sesoAs nad ihu'sesy a6A .. sftsrs
sss,!ssd or shosr 20 nirssd "ovssass
IAKr Orr, b. uy.r ..d mai. for 81 JsssA Ve) y s-
ThureA ans A n le'e.s lS,sla e n. cd
70 rAcpr. " net Ecrth ftss. WsAxss
Errorr.... ,y steam ss,s Ar.ss. 70, Liver
BANANA 't ss.d., ~. u. .,. K =. ..:s ea
z. .. ::s: x :: ;, ss: ::s
~ns mails ne - BsAssa issAsss 70 IS ..asa
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON OFFICE
sosHAY....ibe land ssu,hsv sAasss b Lsss-s
sses month Wa sossAaaSssA q ~ In saA
CALcuI1A Sd eb, laA aoh via nArsslss ~ -, NA
s7th VI eousbs@s
,A'SA' 40 .sS:.'s. 9ns,s .ssA a.s sssA Via ssa,A
.rsrHAuA W. selss ss5 o. h 18th Via sss1A
am IT sAG bue<, IN.
snaxlL... Viz sca'h.nci0a On - IL Of Il nsSH
,ie vsr-sre rssis se desrAlesed o. u sbsvs
dates Shcu apy dsies a Sunday u xAM
oe. ps'shso 40 orc. trs evening
be an! keSs dsss faII On eualay
ia tell 10 '.rosiehse the ieaTk,sa p'sst u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12
south American and West Indiaa mis-
eensny.

ing, which Ne Translate literally -
r.icos. n,eh ~ss sssSs rssa, V ssa Tor csias, -
detained BY ihs police AZ We have been ntcrmes, the
dueins ysrsss individuals Who b,iops 70 navy,
Who foreign subjects employed No come ssd OF sea
service; seme q uhon are es.c ,Is0ge's " soy oSses
winch the captain hi mate cen rpeak Win regard 70
TIM sbese to1 nat losre ths puonc ooascs
Dollars tor the surrender every uaforsunsss whom hsy
sbspptn tor such service Once on er-rd the
snockiss oourre Of 81 ca sad ro,es V sy INT
Of me o. Orusl beAnEg hst The ask~Afs sAaor
a. nee ar mr. ,~ men mat hsve been bought
have teen oehvcr ed 20 IA. m
The mar OF lie xhie Fslccn s q Who has proper
dee 9th regard 10 The rights Of p~ssne ys, toe dAy
before YESTERDAY te wanted 70 py ~sss~S~csnsn r'
~ eesns ne ossss ess, DO ss ~ - e.
tbs kysem Of ensas,rs sAiors
waeY Ia pecopc scsrcr In Inc city o, RIO Jsaciro
bsvs b. cod 81 very 40 figure Oos Of the papers
Their, psss icoss axe pes rcourg PROM beaver
sasru 900 marser,e C Jasop. sss ON appeal W 10
Ooubo o. sax ,rt1rned BY tfs august boy. The cir.
s ss"s ,.Ts has sses rs h ss.y '''' % VIC
ntsuus wa h.f at Rszsnso Zoe The Va pcse 81 crza
n.xiss b.vssecs 1mp~ry or tno rArsh,o. river, .hs
e1p'or nt Of Nh>h atrcst ount o. ieS Gays
e., mssups u scncrd sei support hoax place Al me
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