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EDWARDs FRiIY, Oct. 9s.-Privates futile
Clemens. Nathsr, and Reynold, Of the Sd Wis
oonsin Regiment, we're killed, and private Ross
Colonel Of the ID Wisconsin, was taken prison
Or bYsths Rsbeissa
General Hanc,ck remained nearly the Who'll,
day atGYisl.ss with large foros end recon
noitsssd shS country fer miles without seeing III
enemy.
EDwARne E1aA1, Oct 2A--Ths Rebels thil
p. u. were engaged Il and about their fort be
tween Leesburg and the river fronting Edwards
Ferry. They had previously removed their ord
nance, but from their movements to-day it wns
judged they were replacing il. Ths fort 10 locs,
Ted On the Arst sange Of hills from the river.
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TIRRlBLE ACCIDHAT.-A terrible accident oc.
CURED this morning ON the Terre Haute, Alton
and st. Louis Railroad, at the Junction, four
miles from this city. A brakeman on the road,
BY the name OF Thomas Weddel, got his foot
fastened between two rails lust at the point
Of the junction Of switch with the main track,
and was unable to xtricate it in time to avoid
u freight Car which was passing along at the
time, and which, coming in contact with him,
showed him some distance along the track, COM
pleteIy stripping every particle Of flesh from his
leg, from the foot up to the thigh, and there
severing it from the body. Prompt medical at
tendance was had, DR.. Hez. Williams, of this
city, being sent for; but the case was past ali
surgery. The unfortunate man still survived at
last accounts, but was 80 terribly mu.ilated that
it was not possible he could recover Alton
Democrat, Oct, 20
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The statement ut the Boston Journal, on the
18th inst. that letters Of credit for e. ,OO, 100
sterIi.g. or nearly 81, 900 0tO, have been sent
70 Europe bv the Government agents, 10 Dur.
chase army woolens 10 regarded o. another eyi.
dence Of sxsggerations which sometimes occur
and canse mischief On a careful inquiry it ia
found tn It The sum Of $4aO 600 was sent. aud
$4,000 more is to b. sent ~ thirty days, in all
less than u ,0H).O n0, to secure cloths 70 be-
made up in this country 70 meet the pressing
wants of our soldiers in the Geld, until our own
manufacturers can supply the goods now so much
needed ifa, III ~ - -.ts
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An orrrcrs Rrrussrp Hor. TO Ar7r.p !

Own FuxERAL.-A gentleman belonging to the
18th Regiment, while coming to this city, trav-
eled as far AS New York with Capt. j. E Boyle,
Of the rammanv Regiment. The Captain had
in his pocket teIegraphic dispatch to the Ma.
jor Of the Regiment, requesting him to send her
the remains Of her son, without regard to ex.
pense. All the preparations had been made 10
properly receive the corpse at the home Of the
distressed mother. who supposed that she should
never see the Captain alive. OF course, there
wasa veritahle surprise party when he arrived
at his mothcr's residence and witnessed the
gra"e arrangements in progress. The JOY of
the good woman may be imagined when che Wis
IDLY perceived that the reports Of her sons
death we're erroneous. Il Boston Transcript.
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Letter frosn CarahalAa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S-The following letter
from Gsrioaidi has BEEN received BY the 8.
Consul u Antwerp:
Capero. Sep. 10. issl-Ay dear S;r,-I sa~
Mr. Sanford, and regret To be obliged ~ an.
n6snce to you that l snail not be able to 70 to
the United States st present ! do not doubt
OF the triamph Of thu cause Of the Union, land
that shortly, but If the war should unfortunate,
ly continue in yo.,r, beautiful country, shaII
overcsme all obstacles which deta:ns me snd
hasten to the deisncs Of people who are dear
to me. sfa $50 Iat1 4
7sa {Signed) G. GAMsALDL Z
TO Mr.. QuiGGLzs,sU. 8. Consul ~ Antwerp.
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New. frs~ ca,assr.s. b. r.,exr.pA.

New. from California ~ Telegraph.
SAx FIASclsco, Oct. 2e,--The, announcement
Il just made Of the completion Of the last link
In th Overland Telegraph. The Pacific to che
Atlantic sends greeting, and may both oceans
Be dry before fort Of the land that lies bet
them shall ksleag 70 any other than our one
united c"untry.
Nothing important has occurred In California
within week. .i 80 .s.iis ssE ID esszs.lC y %.
Among The pssseusers BY the last steamer
we're Gen. 6umn<r, Senator Nesmith, Merchant,
CspsA Judd, Stewart Hendrickson, Gill. Mills
ton. Sinclair, Warren, Hurdo,, Dandy and Limp,
ell If the o. 9. A., and Cspts. Briggs and Green
Senaaes OWNS and BsnhAn lslt somewhat
quietly en.!s sanss ssing Withheld ftsn the
paaecuEer itsk Fl =. ~ IS 80
-Four hundred and forty regular troops and
lO,V0O s;ssa q ssms'Wens furward b. he same
oeeauae sNAiliI q Aue1tH :" f7.t-'s
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I EGAL NOTICE.
~ The State Of iowa, loo
Dea Moin0s county 90.
In County Court,

ESTATE OF l.. ID. STOCKTON, DEC'D.
The UNDERMINED hereby gives notice OF her apposnt-
ment - 6xecutsix u the t.sats vi ssii dece tent,
AL psssuas indebted 70 said Esasts VII make payment
70 "a 6 ling claims agnn,t said Easte are
hereby not6si eSsN the said Court Tor allow.
aaoe ELIzABefn D. STOCKTON, Eaecu,nx. r
Burlington, lows. Ortooes 18th, ls.i. a.
fuDlish Tour weeks In Wersiy .isuk. Eye.
octlS wss &c. wl0HtAAN, Oounty Judre
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sNetytsA nsoeses.L To-
RishoSad covering ne retreat: Ies freO''
0eat ovss Ne b.svs ssss*hcsonss and
8ieo0eod gr0p94fo,>, To- Snemg - coming
6swa The rvSf Nssh No Heaansi1 1.ey com
osacsd asing q "a H3pe 1s scsS S. sns I'll
iron or poreds!efses ana naeo eons ON y. 'n
povp, our s9oe. nowsvef, Islling sool'. wahs
their cheli sasssoa ~ - ~ ma seve's'
Dassed directly ever ~ reip.
.,.sssses.~sr1s~e - sijssAis17,ssl1idsct the
bar $50 ssese sdshs ~ sssnel to- SO ~
asssdon BITS seip r4lme Pr ncere ne nlcwpr9 ~
With ~ bis omceO sRa = msye ~ us
csss, the remainder nav'ne gone On ooe!o 20; a:e
Wster Witch. VaPS asnoy, before leaving e's
ship hsAl.sea sashgssed e .essce = IN. sGs
nagssn Asviae xsssd sssa q nms Ia s.!
IN syNesee. GrsN 4. Eammsndss hAoay =
return 70 his ship with his crew, 70 start n''
water, and, If necessary, at n's owa request, 70
throw overbseed ~ yfH eens "a ~ purpost
sf tightening usc sap nn9 csrfy ous ~. keosf
With cable % ne.ve On ~ e ~. .ns 60 ?,
~ s
During The engagement shell ensefed our
port, and one Of 0sr boafs was stove IN oy
anoshas ehelh n,,ossa ss4a,a ,s.t,.s o. g.b .s
Capt Pope reports The k'choend and Vim
ssnsss both saoes. The leak OF TIE former Was
e reduced ~ tee%4 teE per @ee.
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= AS0rHRR CRxERAL polxo Soxrrrryo I m
GErfins isfo Taousls The La vvrrcs * TN
Republican says: IL IL rumofed that Gov. Rob
tnson has sriiten 70 the President, inrlosing
copy o. Lanes speech NJ Leavenworth. denying
the truth Of the charges, ad.demandins On i'm.
partial commission 70 examine them, and 4 they
shall Be proved 10 be false and malicious hs then
demands that their ausho, shsll b. ssnovedfsom
any command 10 tue 6srtc. The PresiJent can
DO no less than respond fAvor.bly, and Il viii
then be demonstrated. What every man nov be.
lievcs. MA, Lanss spseeh 10 tissss 81 liss from
beginuiek u end. The Pwsidess would do vsllr
70 also inqeirs into he pfo9sdipp e Laae Ain-
ssif and - tve rsgiasata
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Peoria aud OQuayvka RailrOad.sInpoS,
gaue judicial Decision.

4 question Of grcit iNpos lance in the Law rel
alive 70 Railroads was decided in the q. states
Circuit Court, At Chicago, on Monday last, in .
| SUIT upon mortgage ON the PEORIA and Oqusw.
ka Railroad, aud reversing previous decisions in
slunlar cases Dlvested of the legal lingo in
which the decision and the case calling il tosth
| are clothed, making j, as clear as mud to every
one but Q lawyer, We fnd the. substance OF it to
be, that action was taken to forpclose the Sec
ond mortgage upon all that part OF the road ly-
ing we,t Of Peoria, WHICH the company resisted
on the ground that there we're other mortgages
amounting ~ two milicn two hundred thousand
dollars on another portion OF the road--that part
known as the Eastern E3teusion--which would
tie ruined aud rendered worthless il the road west
OF Peoria could be sold separately under the
| mortgage upon it; while il it could be kept to.
gether rs one road, il would, the Company aleg-
ed earn enough to pay tile interest on all its
mortgages. and ultimately the principal debt !;
and also setting forth that the lessees of part
Of the road, Moss, Harding & Co, were obllgat
ed as lessees to pay the interest upon the mort
gage bonds by the terms of the agreement, and
that interest had been paid, and that there wer.
fraudulent and cOllusiye arrangements between
Moss, Harding Co, and the Chicago, EuriiDg.
ton h Quincy Railroad Co., to procure the sale
and sepITstion OF the road west of Peoria from
that east OF that point, &c, Sc, and praying
decree 80 shaped that the road mortgaged should
not be sold separately except upon condition to
protect the interests of tie bundholdeis on lines
east oi Peoria in the preservation OF the Rad AZ
an uninterrupted anu single line, and Moss &
Cos interest should be 6,st 80 d and the pro-
ceeds applied to pay the interest. After full
discussion by tho respective counsel, the Court
iJudge Drummond} decided adversely to the pc
t.tion Of the company, holding thst the road
when sold must be sold Is moi tagged, and that
no condition could, in his judgment he Inverted
IN the q :cree for the Denent Ut the Eastern Ex
tension Or the mortgages tn. reof.
This rs the first case Of the mortgage of part
Of q railroad, that has ever come before the
courts, though it Is understood that there may
he many such in this State.-[P Peoria Transcripts.
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thee hnrsS. shos ran 6ydsrs k;m atdI rebsI
- sisiSeoi 81 ,,,e..s MA Nv ~ a.
the .ct, IF ar;ne vhs, the N.ior, severed ,hiv
arm sroua The ebouIder. and left nun dead :, The
| horae,s feet
/ Col Charms, "a Ill cavalry. and Major Hol.
| mans shsfS showers have leit hero Tor SpfisJ
| field. ,pd one rcstnaot Of Hig.ls division viii
march there It u = =. Az, s,st IA ,,1.s3s
Gen, Fremont and, staff and Sigers. division
depart BY forced marches for Springfield It day.
light 70 morrow, and will lptobsbiy arrive there
GennH,K,S,srv vas tvo miles north Of War.
cav last njxht Gen. Pope a. th;s side Of the
Usage, and Hunter In advance Of him, al
| m ,rshinc 10 this Mint 4;ctt si4 ~ - g
| 1 andefstsi,d that Ia the forthcoming battle
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A MUTIxY AMONG THE UNION TaooPs IN VASE
INGrON-tiEHERAL MCCLELLAN SHor AAD NOR.
TALLY WOCKDED.-We have received infor.
nation from reliable source, in regard
at Washington. 1t appesrs that four regi.
nents were required to change their aims,
whereupon they niutinied aud Gen. Mcclellan
surrounded them with five regiments A melee
with stones and brickbats then commenced, and
to GueIl the riot, Mcclellan gave the order to
FIRE. The slaughter is represented TO have been
fearful. Surely the Lincon,tes have commenced
the work OF blood and carnage among them.
selves. A report is in circulation Tint McCel-
Ian has since been shot and MORALLY wounded,
but this lacks confirmation Atlanta (Ga In
telliRencer
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PlLof KACs. No., Oct 2S.-Col Plummc
has rssafuea With bic coamand " Cape Gi,sr
dean. 81 IS t@ussssg sAH
Col. Cariin now occupies Frederickstown with
regiment stslnsssssy and x.Squsdrons Of cav
airy. and Two pieces IF artillery, Thompson
md his baud II Rsbs,s vers pursued 22 miles
,eyond Frsderickssosn~ 90 IN, Greenv,lls, rssd.
when The chase vas abandoned. They are pro-
bably q 0frenyille nor. bus they are eonpisse-
II demoSali6e0 Au1sS0 doubussS H0ntsnuA their
retreat The detail sent out to bury the dead
alter he battle. rsported nsas 500 Of she sReb-
els killed and left on ths Seld loes was sit
killed and abnus forty vounded-ooe MORALLY.
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WARRINGTON. Oct. 2s.-The Government has
been fu nished with the copy Of a dispatch da
ted St. Louis, 9th, and with one received from
Gen. Fremont's headquarters dated Saturday, as
follows:
Yesterday p. M, Major ScsgoLi, At the bead
Of my Guards, made most brilliant charge up
on body Of the rnemv, drawn up in line Of bat
tie at Springfield, 2 900 or 1900 strong. He
completely routed them chased them frem the
Y wn-hois'ed the National Flag on the Court
House, and retired upon reinforcement which
he hes slready Joined. Our loss l. not great
This successful charge, against such very large
odds, 10 Goble example ~ the army. Our nd
vance will occupy Springfield tonight The
number Of the Body Guard was 500.
(Signed) W. K SrRoxa,
Brigadier General.
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VRruAL RnAH0pA1foH.--The agent OF the A.
soria,s Press seiegrsphs from Forte. . Monroe
The following news, under das Of October 10th:
5 'Gsnesal Wool hss issue d IN order giving ev-
cry male .sednssabands employed IL the depart
mens eight dollars tes month aud every female
four dollars per month. "oas n r. i3a
y "a fews DAYS since . similar fact was reported
fren the army Of Ges Mcclellan, namely, thata
segro named Lucksy had c.,ase within shs lines,
thet be rave no little useful information, and
shas,, being, Z good black smith, be was set 70
work u the regular wager, shooting the cavalry
iRorses and repairing army wagons. 4 ~
q Thus while the nswspspcrs ars discussing the
abstract epsinciples, our army leaders are CON
PEELED 70 oct; while this man insists upon pro-
clsmasion Of freedom 70 all men from Congress,
md another opposes Il, our Generals cut the
Gordisn kaot BY single acts Of immedi ate enan.
aipAsion. Every instance In which they take 3
fugitive s'avs, and Get him 70 work ct wages 10
such On act. It takes the poor creature out of
the category Of chasses, and puta him in tho class
Of human being. Il says TO him that he no long
or owes services to another, that be Is no longer
hound TO labor for the benefit Of another, but
that HE limbs and muacles are his own, and the
rewards Of his industry, whatever they may be,
his property. In word, he 10 treated - man
entitled, like any other man who works, to the
legitimate fruits Of th 1t work TN. 7. Post.
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New YoaK, Oct. 9e.-Ths Cincinnati express
train ouvSs Ifis Rsilroad, due here ., $50 am
run into car on the 80 tsselc at 1ar.say, 90
miles thie - q ,shs cisy. tbs ssisch vas mis-
placed. slasso hsaa .t'oeos esni'ss $50
Tho sagiss tssesd eyer % - dda One paA.l
sengsr Sas iqjsred slRhuy. and 60 bsakswaa
badly 'ajnssA szels TIA s3atsa Star = .sg3s a'a
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ESTRAY.

| ESTRAY. ~ F 9
IL SMALL BAT H0RsE-slx YEARS OLD.
Taken NJ BY Mm A. Miller hvl. In Wa.hinssen Tswn.
bay horss IVA hind tsrt white and snip on ~ nvss.
Seppnsd v be slx years old LAD surins = ssd osfors
kEhesd Talbot J. apprSsel 81 H.ty Dollars ~
Ahsaaua Miller, James isvsh end Hsury sssrarr July
SSH 4. D. 1851. JOHN .AHsE, Cls,i Dss. Court
sug1y wSme ~ J. W. Hslssy, OspsSy.
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The sei!is,g Of she Naval Expedit'en.,
foRraKss AoNRoe, Oct. 2s-phe great expe.
dition has BEEN delayed by the prevalent gale.
Some refugees from Yorktown state that the
rebels are in consider able force in that vicinity,
aud there is an apprehension Of al early attack
BY the Federal troops. r.
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NEw YoRx, Oct, 27.-U. 8. steamers Powhat-
San sand Iroquois in search of the Sumter, we're
q St. Thomas. Oct l4th.
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An ELOQUENT PRAYER nv THE REV J. w. +.
McAuLLER.--The indianapolis Sentinel says:-
The following sublime and patriotic passage &C.
Cured in = petition to the Throne Of Divine
Grace, offered up at Centrryille the other DAY,
iu the cnurse of q sermon, by the eminent and
pious Priest whose distinguished name heads
this humble, aunpretending and Christian like
paragraph: !.
&" pray God that may be one of the men
VII" will pull the rope to hang JEFF Davis; and
that the spirits Of Washington. Jefferson, jack
OF Heaven down upon the bleaching earcase rs
the fash drops from the honps and listen to
She w,nda whistling Hail Columbia ard Yankee
Doodle through the decaying ribs winch once
enclosed his corrupt and traitorous heart
Amen!' $3.50
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Bau,s s,a,erusen,.

NEv YoRE, Oct 27.-fsank statement-In.
crease of loans 1865, 7o2; increase of specia
$222. ass; increase Of circulation $l68, U8u; in
crease OF deposits -, 1l6,lUO.
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TIE Sf0sssI0HIgr CAsrE IN BALTIMoRR.-The
London Tines l.. L. D. correspondent Gays in .
letter writ. from Bait more, that the secesh
Of that city have much to say Of the vulgarity
Of "Republicans and Aboiitionists." and Of "Me
curses Of sn,isersal raae." Dr.. Russell further
testitiee: f4F. sA sas sai g3 ~
u To the commercial classes (of Bsltimore) the
prosperity Of New York attained, - they aver,
BY unfair uses Of political power, IL also grirv.
snce. The anomalies arise out Of an arsto,ra
sentiment founded on pride Of birth and extent
Of possessions, fsete.ed bY eayery, and assra.
waited BY the opposition ifneighboring States on
the one hard and on sn ignorant impotence Of
aresalt Of Republican Institutions, which, how
ever unexpected, is perfectly legitimate. A man
who holds lands by virtue Of charter signed by
Lord Baltimore himself lie a. great an aristocsat
in feeling. and ress,,tsas keeaiy de rule of tie many
a. though he were owner Of estates recorded II,
Doomsdas. and dsscended from Dives. e bgy
The great merchants are .Aecsed by the at,aos.
pheIe n WHICH they liy-, and Baltimore han
somewhat the pretent'ohs Of an old cathedral
town in England struggling against manufactured
and Chartisn. sGstuEs
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(Soecial q the Chicaso Journal.

Copeclni W tNe Oplce&O SO0ruaI.i
ST.. LOUIS, Oct: 25.21in the fight near Green.
vile, it is reported that the retreatng rebels
we're overtaken by the Federsl Cavalry. under
Col Ross, and suffered the loss Of 60 killed and
300 captured. -a.1'o ! Y
Additional details are looked for with interest.
The whole affair needs confirmation.
The Republic n correspondent from Rolla,
under date s4th, says that reliable information
has been received 70 the effect that Price and
bis army are now near Springfield.
Instead Of pursuing directly southern course
Price has divergcd IN the direction Of Spring
Geld, where it il probable he will make stand
have just been shown Dispatch stating that
Genera! Fremont crossed the Usage at 6 o'clock
yesterd y morning With s5,O0o men.
q. Generals Lane and Sturgis5were ahead, and
would swell his force to lO,OM. #
Gen. Fremont will march in the direction Of
Springfield, where he expects to overtske Prices
force. a =
A gentleman wha saw the passage across the
Gage says it was the finest sight be ever wit
messed. -5ffsf
i'fiP Price has devastated the country, nod taken
everything be thought would aRord subsistence
70 Gen Fremont's army.
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DENTISTS.

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH
~ OUT PAIN.
In need Of Dental services will still and N At the
stand on Jefferson Street, HarpeT's Shoe Store
where are prepared TO do all kinds Wor In our lne
Teeth on Gold and Silver Platss Cbsoplaaic Pro.
sss The natural teeth filled preserve their beauty and
tsep them rom further decay. - =
Work done low TO suit hard tmes and Warranted.
Jan ., ls6o-dwu. II. BAILEY. D. D. ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

fsl8a9aEsA IL Ks & -.
CAIso, Oct 80, "A party Of - spsu. under
2cs,un,and- vi. Col Johnsop II ths 3oth Illinois,
! while out scouting Saturday sscounisrsda party
Iot Rebel. cavalry and infanesy - miles below
Cairo. on she xensacky side. a brisk eng &C.
/ u,enI ensped, IN winch the Iebels we're ros.sd,
Killing their . 5ptaip and Lieasenant s?d vornd-
ing several oshesA No loss on our SIDE. Inc
iRrbel cavalry sas seen four milss below Fort
Holt on HundAy.z i,..sl %. ~
|. On Sa,urday morning the town Of McLeans-
/ boro,. Hsmi ton county, vas visited BY % CAV
airy, who arrested eight rebel eeosssenisss, and
took them n Shsvneetowr. "a so
q Van vliet passer Of the ganboat Lexington,
died this morning. "a s 49, ~ s9s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

WAsHlHoroH, Oct ~ Gen. Scott to day 70.
ceived u d spatch, dated Ronnney, IRON General
Kelly. giving an account OF his victory over the
Rebels there.
Sofar as known, all is quiet on the Potomac
to-day. hii4+d 'lta =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
LHer.ld's Dispssch.l

z Positive intormsti1n h ryeiyed that recent
occurrences have .occAaoesd division 81 he
rebsl army 81 Tie Rotcmsssls Large FrineSsvs
nents have been cent N Lee.bsrx, With he
expectation of { renessl Of aitsck o. that
poiut. Al immeassto rcs has,besn cnngrsgased
~ Not osk, ssdsr the impressinn that the ex.
psdisisn fitting ont In chesapeake Ray was IN.
ieeded 70 make Demonstration there. The
e6npr n ~ ytbslgfmy tsAte q CeaTersiile 81
~ i'ssss - ~ rI3s - ~ ~. ~" ~.