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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
A aUGGE4T1ON.

War demands private eforo and individual sac
ri6ces no lees than public patriotism, and the
prompt and generous response that has been al
ready made by multitudes OF people within the
last two months to clothe the soldier, to provide
him comforts that the State cannot give to care
ior wives and children and aged parents depend
ent on him for support, cannot be seen by NOR
tai eyes. Early in the campaign, the Governor
OF Massachusetts, asked for shirts for q whole
regiment, ordered OF at q days notice, and the
flannel, which was on thu merchants shelves
when the requisitiOn was made, was on the sol
diers backs in goody garments before another
sun set, made up by the swift and willing fingers
of Boston ladies', whose names have no record
upon any earthly roll Of good deeds done The
act was the y.nOte Of preparation, and COM
mttees of ladies' and quiet households have riValed
it ever since all over the North.
II only needs that want shall be made known
10 insure its relief, for the enthusiasm Of the
people in aid Of this, the peoples war, is without
stunt or measure With entire confidence, then,
we suggest department of relief, which has not
yet been thought of, or, least, not organized.
Those who have gone to tho seat Of war, and
still remain there, are in o measure, provided
for though, of course. it is necessary that there
should be no relaxation Of effort in their behalf.
But no provision is vet made for those who como
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

Northern troops continue to pour through the
CITY toward the seat of war. Yesterday the
Second Regiment Of Vermont Volunteers lett the
Park Barracks at 4:30 p. M, and took the train
for Washington. They were accompanied by
about 200 men from the Thirty-frst New-lork
Regiment Col. Pratt and the Thirty seventh Reg
iuent. COL McCann, left behind by their own
regiments. The Twenty eighth Regiment, of AZ
baby, also passed through the city. To-day the
Sixteenth and Thirty secOnd Regiments OF New
York Volunteers are expected to depart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

We give in another place an interesting and
complete account of the arrival OF the pirates Of
the schooner Savannah, and their transfer 10 the
custody Of the United States Marshal, together
with sketches Of their personal appearance, and
the statements which they made to our reporters.
IL would seem from these statements that the
Savannah went to sea but poorly prepared for
the dangerous business of privateerDg; her arrna-
ment was very defective, and her officers uD-
skilled IN seamausbip. The captain states that
b. bad never anticipated the possible contingency
of lis captur., having trusted TO the excellent
sailing qualities OF bis craft to escape superior
foe. Nor had he determined what be should do
with his prizes in the event of his not being able
to get them into a Southern port. The three
principal officers of the privateer we're very III
dgnant that they should be put in irons like the
rest OF the crew, but Marshal Murray very prop
ery told them that be could make no distinc-
&" ii,n between p acc The prs ners, thirteen
in number, are, with three exceptions, either
foreigners or from the Northern States. The
first officer and purser are Charlestenisns, the
captain Philadelphia, and the sailing master
North Carolinian. The whole number were
safely lodged in the Tombs, and their exsmDa-
ton will take place on Thursday, at | p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

The 9Th Reg nent of New-York Volunteers
(Duryee's Zouaves), now at Fort Monroe, 10 to
be raised to 600 men. Major Davies and Capt.
Fitzpatrick have been ordered here BY Gen.
Butler on recruiting service. Their temporary
headquarters are Lafayette Hall, opposite Me.
tropOlitan Hotel. An opportunity is thus pre-
sented to join this crack regiment. None but
tue best class Of men will be received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

The steamer Europa, from Liverpool on the 10Th
and Queenstown on the 10th, reached Halifax on
Tuesday morning. She has three days later news
but ii is not important. The English crops are
making splendid progress, and breadstufis are de-
cHniue in all the markets. The Pope continues
seriously i'll. Sixteen gun-boats have been ordered
IN the North American coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THE NATIONS wAB-CRy.

Forleard 10 Richmond, foy,card TO Richmond!
The Rebel Congress must not be odO'0ed to meet
there on The 10Th Of July BY THAT DATE THE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Extra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance OF the war VINO" haS
been commenced by the Southern Dlsunonis's
and Rebels, we propose to publish at . O'Clock
every week day afternoon, au EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at HE
Tp,n,-xr Office. and of the news dealers and
bows at the usual price, cents.
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Ae@2lprk Daily Gsibn,ae
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1861
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No ot;ce ran he taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended foI insertion must oe authenticated y he
name ana address the wT;ernot necessarily ioi pupa
lion bu, IS guaranty !or bis good faith
Vs. cannot undertake. 10 return rejected Communications
letters io1 tsis office shosd be addressed to THE
TRIBUNE" New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

Advertisements for THL WEEKLY TRIBUNE for tbs
week mUsi he handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
III WAX run ht UNluN,
The New Massachusetts, Regiments.
The Patriotism of the Old Bay State
A NOBLE EXAMPI.E f..
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Immense Destruction Of Property.
THE REBELS AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.
THE REBELS AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.
PREPARATIONS FOR A STAND.
ARREST OF A REBEL SPY.
Important Papers Found on Him.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday June %, 1861.
THE TEN NEW REGIMENTS FROM MAssA-
CHUSETTS.
Tho Ealinwinn cnrrns nnnlenc snnaLs for itself:
CoNHoswEALTH or MAssACHUsSTTs,
Executive DEPARTagsT. COuSCIL CHAMBg

BosroS June L. 1861.
To Gen HIRAM WALBRGDGB, Newfok-Sir: In relation TO
that energetic method prosecuting the which You suggest
bsve that Ii procure, IN add on 70 the last
requion upon this State for si1 regiments which will un-
d5nbtedy be IN the field by the end this month, further
reauon for ten regiments thoroughly armed, equipped
chei and provided with tents trains ratton and sub
ence these sdyances viii De md by this state aud
,uch requison within forty days from
the reception OF the order here enlisted f three M
lea sooner Discharged We have arraiy emitted organizd COM
panes enough make sI gmeLts Of the genedto a.
proposed requion and entirely Independent OF the sir rei
already ordered and OF troops in the held
am, yerJ truly, YOU friend ~ 4 servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEwING-MACHiNEs
At reduced prices with GassClo'h f5esser' 10y
Chec new stve HemmeI Binder, Ctrder Ac 90 bIOe"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION
go S.. IN thu world Goods delivered free
N"'"P'' THos. r AGSHw,
Nos 3so G e.n,yicb.st and 80 Muuay.st New York.
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Dnsmrss Nctircs.
CosrAR's yERMIN ExTERMINATORs.

ts-Nee-Rosches-Crotor.b ugsBedbucs-An IN
Fuya Clothes &c Insects on Plants Owls Auii~'' NJ
~ Retailers In 81, ~ Country sell them
70 I'll boxe. enough for largest premises sen oy ns
~ q BEWARE = Of ell limitations oil CVsihhN - y
rz PRrNCrPAL DEPor 5l2 BWay topp 81 NSho'ash NJ l.
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MASON DOREE.
By +. MARITIME.
Rows CLOTHING.

BATCurLoR's HAIR DYE.-Rehable, Harmless,
nd instantaneous Black Brown Factory No 81
d and spped at BATCnELoKs Wig Factory, No 10 Bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
W.R nspAR1r.yr, WAsnlNaroy CIrY, Jnne III ls6l.

GgN. HIRAs WALBKIDeE New York-sr: have read with
the letter addressed by his EIceency Gov John A
Apdew to YOU under the l2 inst stating that II
can procure further requson by the Government tot ten
additional from the State o hssacduse'r beside tue
lat reauistion ak. they will within forty days be SENT
thoroughly armed equipped clothed sud provided with tens
baggage and sub sencc stores men enlisted TOT
three ear unless 81 d.chs ged.
You will please aovise Gov Andrew ths, the necess requ
.tion will immediately be e and for your action In the
nremis,, accept Tie thsnks Of mi. Delartmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
TRussps-RApIcN, CURE OF HERNIA, OR RUP-

~ MARSH. Of the well known house OF Marsh
Co No Ve,eyst Asior House, opposite the church de,
votes ape s attention surgical a6agtson Of his hadai
cue Truss Also every Kind OF Truses Supporter
Braces Elesc Stockings end Mechanical appliances ioi "
f,ruities. "a female attends lGdes.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-20
AFFAIRS IN MASSACHUSETTS

i'OSloS ott. 10, 1851.
John 4. Thaycr Co. have subscribed hundred tl,or
sand dollars to the national loan.
Colonel Sargent, Of Governor Andrews star, hes re
signed his position to take the Lieutenant Cocnecy Of
cavalry regiment.
The gunboat Marbohead was launched at Newburypcgt
to-day.
Mcssrs Dickinson and Abbott have written le,te-s 6s
clnng their nomination by the Union RepubIic, Con
venton, the former for Lieutenant Governor and the IA
ter Tor Attorney General Both, however, asser, m
waverng support to the national government
Governor Andrew, in accepting the nomination for re
election concludes his letter as follows
They who have drawn The sword against the national
iH dispersed The national honor most wantonlv pered
tle Ives Of countless thousands Of her brethren n
Velv the Industrial prosperity and domestic happiness
q llii1ns, wasted The heritage which supported and
taed ao roof which sheltered nation in the mad ara
ttrna 0osn ol ruiang whore tbcy could not rule and
Acnhg equal constitutional participation il the o.
vuntnt, au4 yielding themselves 20 eDvious discomfort
ap ed ama,on, ;fe The common foes OF all faithful
lNt y NJ honest men AZ &tst them md their machna
Hons ~ eEHsts let every hand and BRAN, and sincere
s ogo nt .hlncd ia .eryeH ant uniyinr nurnoso
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FORTRESS MosRoE, va, oct. 4, 1901.

xlr FORTRESS MoSaoE, Va, Oct Il, 1851.
lei,, al Fortress MoyoeAf71ral q Released Prisoners
from, Rhhnond-A Ecrrutrsc Of -Four Months iacoyte.
.,t;oa- Richmond .Jcil L!fe--Naas fg~a Unfon asr
f,,s,.rca al Biz Be,sel--Fvo 7raiSorgA Re6el Pdss
<r,y., NJ r.,ntrayonds--strmpede Of Coiarabaads-A
A., p,tt.ry AZ seoa.l' PoipHiss DirA E,ie S'eo'
- peoo,no;Jes and Is Fired a frcns The Rtp Raps--
Narrow Escape-Arriral cf Ger. Maaeeld-No NeaS
f,,y U1seros--Tdrgd Practice, de-, DC.
q;s hay has been usheret in with beauty ard vast
.ort n activity In fact 1t looks IL VIC wero son 10
have something worthy Of record 70 send forward Troop
shps transports and gunboats have arrived and are
rtyipq and more are en- route OF course, rumors abound
nc 10 tha destination Of the Ships although it would not
10 polite or your correspondents make known any Of
these rumors The rebels are anxious, and Of the
opn,on spies abound here who carry TO the enemy all
,noys,oers made here well as elsewhere. t
This morning men arrived within our lines who
,,e mat hey have inst been discharged from the Hen
r,o ro,y,v Jail in Richmond where they have beer,cn
,oa cor the last four months After they had been eva
oa ~ General Wool conversed with them and gained
I'M o,ovpy particulars Of Their captivity incarceration
ia release Both of these have families residing d,
Quarantine staten leland They wero formerly engaged
!, ne iyster bhsinegs at Newmarket Mr. Kmball, on,
y these mon rays that the 9TH dayof June last Will
.,t,o IA s oorstop party Of Inountd men surround
~ MI boi,se, and one Captain Worth asked him If h
a 9nythirg a ans socesslenists who LIVED in that Vi
rtr,. WI Kmbafl rspiet thai he did not and that
ctt, III ii the secet sosts ind gone ITO Yorktown
A. .hsa Ae, ii COMPANY with man named BeviL was 3,
Srod " lasrv ssr bpeses ard though they Were bari
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

SATURDAY, Oct. 1876 p. M. \
The money market is unchangsd; foreign <
change closed dull.
Stocks were ratner lower at the morning board
and Gull in the street afterwards. There was no
second board, and many operators left the street
early in the afternoon. Al the board III the morn
ing government stocks were in request at an ad-
vance. There we're sales OF registered skies at o.
advance Of one per cent, and Of coupons ct sl1S
Unless oar arms are destined to meet with start
ling and continued reyerscs, these stocks are the
cheapest purchase on the market. An advance Of
per cent in tho course ofsixty days is regarded
as certain, il our armies achieve their object Mis-
scuris advanced q to-day, With fewer sales thanfo
tho past DAY or two. Railway shares were
generally lower. New York Central declined "a,
Erie "a, Harlem, x, Quincy a, Michigan Central
Il. guaranteed * Galena a, Toledo "a, Rock IS
land n. IN the street afterwards prices declined
afresh, the bears putting out their options With
fresh holiness, aud about halpast three in the az
ternocn the following questions were established:
Pacific Nail, SO; New York Central 7714a "a; Erie,
81; Rock Island. 80; Toledo, 351S Mich
gan Southern, 1871; Michigan Central, 4aa4
At later hour sale Of $l35, Geo
registered 6's was made at o., and the
whole narket rallied; 3t11s was bid Tor Toledo and
a corresponding advance for other stocks.
The business Of the SabTrcasury vas as follows
to-day
Receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 200 Sc
For custcsns. .--..-........-........ 2! eco 90
Treasury notes (including redeemed per
cent notes. Observation-Disclosures. 4o5, c5s 90
Payments. 5,377 7So -
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,741 $50 n
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $40 ,S93 ,2C4 81, and the balances
81 AGA ,226 06. The exchanges for Che week ending
today were sl22, sO3,54t Iy, being daily average
OF $20,467 ,l57 Sc, against sls,o96 s92 16 for the
week ending Saturday last
Annexed Il the statemcnt,of the business Of the
Clearing House from its commencement in 1853 to
the Ist OF the present montf.--
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CITY COMMAkcIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct 19--2P NJ
FLouR-The market was firm for most grades, while
prices for State and Western were unchanged Southern
-four was scarce in good request and rmer sales en-
braced about 600 bb at IS 40 s. so for supernne
State and Western.
WHAr was less bnoyant, and closed at falling or or
1c. &c por bushol The sales embraced about Io5 900
bushels, including Milwaukee club ut 81 20 81 25 and
winter red Western At 81 80 81 sc.
CoKr was frm and prices unchanged Sales Of about
80 600 bushes woro made part arrive ii &c for good
mixed Western for shipment
pess mas drin, while sales fair SIS ss SO for
moss tic latter figure 'c uu weight and prime NJ 50 ~
. $40. FHM
WnlsBag Was hrna, With sales 800 bb,s st liac q
22c #2tfMtT
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needed FOR SERVICE and tell you not * ~ .ne sol
der much courage the sight Of tn .. os s %
clean ou TINT thing se fort) up yone. -, -
turn out The hesrtlcss scoundreis who have e~ ~
for years. lCheers.) For the FIRST time conss ~
alarmed for Kansas Alarmed MOI. because the ego ~
upon us. Ii is because we in department thAt
cannot receive oonun, atoms from g. Louis and can wy
be SAFELY commanded by man. No one has grea.
er admiration fol General rronont than have but his
own letters show Thai the department is beyond the
troll o. our general II Is for you 20 act If you VIII act
viii follow II up OF thing you can be assured, and
That Is that will ccaseessg labor for your welfare and
Tor the defence and protection of Kansas.
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On the other side Of tho accou,
The London Economist OF the 9th instant thus
notices the.course of the money and stock market

There has baen inersasal decland 10. money
week. owing to the prepa atons for the 4th OF the month
As usual at the termination OF The quarter the proper
ton Of commercial bills % DO is larger than on or
nary occasions, but notwithstanding this circumstance
tisre has been entire absence OF prossare In the
open market the rate for tc best bs has been only
per cont, ard IN exceptional business has been
done below those terms. At the hank there have been
fewer applications for eisoount than in average years
The impression, however, appears to gain ground
that for some time, az least, money will not
fall below its present value. On the Stock
Exchange there l. good supply Of money,
and tho current rate for loans government securities s
~ to per cent Tho llrk oc france Tuesday again
raised their rate 0. discount 10 per cent II was gene
rally understood that hs movement was certain aud !.
is considered that furtaef rise win be necessary The
drain upoa the r.ssourcez Of the national establishments
appears have beea aYger than had been originally
hcievcd and the publication o Inc next monthly account
is consequently looked for with muck interest gieen.
while the Bank havc been strengthening their pcs;o
by borrowing aboGt q million stern.g on aoveIutnent
stock, perfectly novel operation IA Paris which has oc
casoned considerable confusion at tla las settlement on
tie Bourse The following the rates Of dsooun. IN
the principal cites Of the Continent Glowing yisc nst
onty Paris, but 4 ruriu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-20
TIE ARMY

We are desired to state that the advertisement which
appears in our columns calling attention 10 the Twelfth
regiment United States infantry, where il refers T. The
OF second licutenas means only that those
who desire such appointments have chance % Obtain
Thorn BY cnlisng IN the ranks ne priyaes after which
their merit alone will entitle thsr 10 promotion fars
81 money premiums for promotion arc entirely
inadmssbic Merit Is thu only sest and the ranks tn.
only gateway With non-commss:oned officers the casc
Is derent and men possessng tho needfnl qualifications
Can cos for immediate nrnoiltnori
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Dtpu Act a

On NTTlIN
l{} s1 sbsri PorokAc RIVER, Oct IL, 1861
Naual Movements The Poomdc--ESpcrioaoe Of rfaoq
Non--Resulatims Not Ge'sevquy k'ao'c'' AGir, he
F--Arrangae,sts for uss P'ecrt'o,ea 3be r capc If
VeselsThe Ba.rsses on Aqi'ia Cees.-- dersa4iigisc
Homs de-, de-, ,fcafhiJ 9t1 % 93ntig8Na aBi ieaJt
The amount q supplies beng tFslsaNFisd si gF the
government TO Washington is scrs !arxe inrleyrt,if
rapidly increasing pesdes estle ,nsi'le tpyaef n
transient transports, The geyeraaaa4 Das elfsc2zaga
keeps constantly employed i.nqstssely9 ste YES
sells. These rnI between New Yoik qiysnd Gera tcr,
or Western wharves Washington. Que q t,ls hus,a
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American shipmasaer's Association.

4
The following approved officers have certificates or
this nsaoci.tion:--
ca ;ain William jones' ata in ship Finland Lans. r
Geo Tand a q sn p Was sie assl a n
Linn Aen lae Of ship Minnesota 4c JeAn aIeD or
pea Young Slip jacob stper JOIN p@ s' Wisss
eonr 81 s oran h,1l n Ma c as F
Ham Post late Of DARK Alice Tantrr John Whi,,elsay.
sar d s as K As s f ss e s s sg
Ts late s Hssf JAP s ssa;
q ship N!,nrcd; John Robers Dcwa ship John bright
Sup si s sS a Hbf ean 5 I
Reutce ship EN- ld; fsorse siou,gf snip Antartc;
Tssssr SS o q ss d sasoh sar sF
aase s5eoa s S a w M d se sse e 5ap
sss Nj same sh Sos R ats q sh \ nanbston @
Wox s kosrf aow e e fk ac Leslie George
ss, RIB Iinrl99nr shp Igna9n JONI Aye s
bark Aeronsut nc; Sam Webb Mather late Il ship Ns:n-
siRs ss!o Day lark naisi assa :
va s slap vi Vim scass yn as
I a,e u b sh9spy a,s o orig M9cgs Henry
!. FohE Asp AFT i Arrs-cspai Thomas Edwsrds
w sai p nasssy F Fa Harris Jesse
Miscellaneous.
The steamship City Washington Capt Brooks, sailed a.
noon yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Hamburg steamship BAVARIA Capt Meier. for South.
ampton and Hamburg, sailed yesterday.
FALMOUTH E. Oct 4The brig Josephus fof Boson), PIT
man from Sunderland for Genoa, with railroad and
coal put into port the 18th u leaking badly sur.
yey mas been held she will be discharged further
animation Her IL badly started and the badly
- Notice to Mariners.
NKw LfcHrvEssEL MAR THE OUTER sHoAr.
Trinity HOUSE, London DC, l. 1851.
Notice hereby given that pursuant the n
mated the advertisement Issued from this house dated
18th February last and repeated intervals since date
has been placed the west side OF the Outer
Dowsing shoai, in lat % Is IS N, Ion " ~ f.
The L-htvessc lies in fatboms low spring tdea
with the Following pass bearings ana dsanccs-
spur High iiehthonse NV BY W S3ls miles.
Dudgcon LghWessel. SW u southeTiy i3h mica
Crrmer lighthouse, : Il VIA miles.
Northern extreme q Inc shoal, Y o., miles,
Nearest Shual spot, y BY n mile
An cSht feet Can tNatoO Buoy, marked Outer Dowsns
is laid 4. Of mn ISE fycm the l.shyesci red rcv1iS
inn Light showing Dash every seconds and brnins
csYaon Of IS fact aauyc 1a level tie sea- win hr eS
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Fos-axss Mo,,scE. Va Oct. II. 1881
5ete Bater;.s a, he ioo,no,72ea rs I'M, M sa,,
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Manufactured siea Collaboration If sr.old4
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r,s1,--Ss9yyE d. e.
49, ~ ~ - 80
PC eDseluaiy closed eeGr vessels MhNllsNsS the enaiS
coose exercise the power they possess IN my nsSe
If =, eriar rcrc-rea 70 tf ,,-es regvog bv tho
- 80 e
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f-f,n now and r,s.rrrsf battery nd Fyarsr0rs
49,, t,i o-.t. n a. -, p.,,, ,sd,a,
aboGs AGmR cTeel'. to-ahy iae f-Fls~' N'AtA'
fassed Gown ihs A;torAaS yea&'fany; reports ShA'
Ire Wa to rcciuoat OF thc Warmeat attentions Of tho
~. so 49,, J., ho,-, , = lo ..st,,tb, ~ tl
cnes VINO s1'a y nave = ''ie '' f''n' '.-
Hack eiaNe, as Hoy eali sle ifYle' aud eo'e@easF
ttQnuteG u sink ~ cripple. hor rs ana raised. on
s- f,ts, ,.o she rim, p.4,,.-,sS a. 4not ,ei,f
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rpehea On her va siioe 'sle t'u '''e pr se''e' AZ
sep; mp hot &c until She clt OF range, soJr )
t,, e.o Il, af,r,,a g;yo ~, eli, shot. s,r,
$3.50 - ~
tla sGp, Out ioft'Eatey aid hts hJhtS !La Ns3rN
passed very c'2sG 10 her. md spent tlot fary in
tor IA c,,grcc tho.,se',a. Il tsyt,yi,r H.. ,-t
ish II air an Urn sA ~ 'le i"'t"' "l'au wv. e
damage. Tho psgnec ,segted tne alif with scat DM-
.n, ana I'M III or,s., 9r ,oy,c,. s,s yyasas an fh
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