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, 1861-03-14
Special Meeting of the Board OF Edu-
caffnn.

..... CHICAGO, March Il. 1861.
Prczent-Messrs. Haven. Bass, TAFT, Steele, shea-
han, Newberry, Foster, Ward. Carpenter and
Dorc. Absent-Messrs, Moaely, Sturtevant, Hayes
Hfg1inEon and Hoard.
4. 4 report was presented be the Special Commit
tee on the Moseley School
Onmotiun Of Mr.. Carpenter, the office Of Princi-
Ye .s-Mcsars, Haren, Foster, Carpenter, Steele.
Taft, Ward, Bass, Dore, Newbczry and sheahan
10.
Nays-G
i On motion Of Mr.. Haven, the Committee On the
appointment Of Teachers, and the Committee on
the Mose1ey School were authorized to fill the ~
cancy created In said school. -,.
The resignation IT Miss Helen Culver teacher
in the high School, was received and accepted.
Adjourned. 81. Il. WKLLE Eec'r"
, 1861-03-14

w ANTED. The Chicago Oil
w Company offer to parties with s1a to $m ready
m ,ney an oppoFtunisY 70 maEe from Is to go day
Lamps, that costs but 50 cents per gallon Samples
sent receipt Of 50 cents in stamps Address Chicago
1nhl4t1t -
, 1861-03-14

HoAHsESEss, Sc.-Brornts BroaeAia1 TroeaeS.
These cough and yoice lozenges, which Ne al-
settised few weeks ago, are superior for reliey-
Ing hoarsencss. to anything that we arc acquaint-
ed with. We lRro tried them during the past win
ter, and make tnfs statement grstaitously, forthe
bsheat of oGr brethren in lie = Csntrut
{AriGfiQn Hfr1fi. EfUfiAndtl. -. d&X
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BLYTHE GOVERNOR VIRGINIA
PROCL TTOy
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
nIcuNnyD LAW l6tl, IsaI

III
hIcHEoSD, JoIy 10th. 1851.
In the RequisitIon for the Militia, called for by
the President of the Confederate States, and en-
braced in the Proclamation of the Executive of
the 18th inst, the following classes of persons
will be exempted from the call
tlrss.[AH Operatives employed in the manu-
ti0ns OF War, and Oh Wooden Goods for he Tro us
and he persons experimenting such Operatives,
whether the manufacture be for the Confederate
SAFES for the STATE of Virginia. Employ ess of
the southern Express Company In each case
the person or persons empioyed must obtain he
certificate of The Military Officer or Department
empioSirS him or them. before the exemption
eeona-Ail I ulcers of Banks aud their Branches
who shall be certified BY toe President thereof to
be necessary for carrying ON the operations Of the
Third :-overseers of Farms. who shall produce
the certificate OF their employer or other zutho-
Fourth Ali mixers necessarily snd persona ily
employ ed In any }rst Mil, upon the prod uction
OF certificate Of their being so employed, by
poration.
Fifth.-The Police of the cities Of Richmond,
Stanton and Fredericksburg upon the proouc'
ton cf certificate Of their Office from the Mayor
OF such city or corporation
SIKH Persons necessary 10 the operation and
rolling stock also, those necessary to the opera
ros 81 Tsiegfaph Lines. upon ihs production OF
eats II such Railroads, or the Managers of such
Telegraph Lines
In dod'lion o these eXemEtf0ns, persons are
authorized 10 obtain members of Volu uteer Com
panies for the War out of the ranks of the Militia
Companies, under the Proclamation of the Execu
i've calling for three thousand men uotii tina,
nu mber are obtained and when such Volun-
or Com any is org MED, the persons enroll cd
therein arr to be exempt from NJ .Atia tn y, upon
producing the certificate Of the Captain of such
company.
All officers enrolling the Militia, or mastering
them into ssrvice, q 9 hsrebv ordered to all "
the exempt oas herein mentioned and give q
written discharge to those who nav have been
anr6lted M rcd m hpu isSa
that the part es are entitied 10 exemption.
JuHN LErCHER.
NJ All papers publishing the Proclamation
calling out the Militia, will publish MS order
4, LIT
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Three persons died in Boston aud vicinity
on Wednesday from sun-stroke. Two OF
them were employed at the Charleston Navy
Yard.
William Boylan, an old and res pee led citi-
zen OF aleigh, N. O., died at that place on
Monday last.
Hamilton ]. Horne of Shelby, N. o., was
killed by lightning near that place on Tuesday
last.
Mr.. W. H. Ooarts, who was accidentally
shot in Augusta. Ga on the 4th Of July, died
In that city on Saturday last. ~-~s-
Speaker Grow. it IL stated, has ordered the
marble bust of Ex-Speaker Orr, Of s. e., to
be removed from the Hall Of the House of
Represen tatives.
Miss Augusta Evans, Of Mobile, the author
of Beulah, is now in the Southern camp, at
Norfolk, administering TO the comforts OF her
friends.
Carthage, the scene Of the late battle In Mis-
souri,, Is In the extreme Southwestern corner
Of the State, only fifty miles from the AYkAn-
sas iiEe.
Mr.. Bonner, of the New York Ledger. pre-
sented MT Everett, on the 4th OF July. with
a check for u 900. to be given to the families
Of the Massachusetts, volunteers.
Gov. Cumming, Of Utah Territory. arrived
In St Louis ON Wednesday. on his way TO
Washington.
A Convention OF persons opposed to the war
policy Of the Administrations q to be hsld 6
Bangors Me-. on the 10th Of August.
The new Sultan win ~ be n till next Sop
temher.
A lins Of telegraph has been erected connect
Ing Pensacola with Montgomery.
The Mayor and CITY Uouncu Of Chicago aTS
at present ON : visit q uiucinnau
South Carolina has Seven regiments y
6eoMEoEnr4ss a1uYs
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LATEST FROM GEN. GAgyErr.s c0uuayn
Gen. Garnetg's Dsa,h Pr.bablv unfa.ns.

LOUISVILLE, July l6,-Gen. Garnett's forcet
aia NOT exceed 600, and Gen. M'UIeIian's
rsaeIai forces were about % 600. The Fede.
raj troops were in three columns. Gen. Nor
ris mad nanked the Southern troops on III.
north; den. Mcclellan approached on tht
soetn' ara Gen. Rosencrantz advanced h
front. Gen. Garnett's Command stood tbei,
ground to the last possible moment OF safety
ana the retreat must have been admirabi,
managed, as the purscers had no opportunit II
OF using their small arms. This was OWNS
TO the fact that the rear was well guarded
In Inc retreat Of the Confederate troops, the !,
were twice outnanked by convergent col
uInns. =
:, at the last accounts only twenty of thu
ooutnern troops were killed, and they wsrs
successfully retreating towards st. George
me ksAeralists evidently INDUCED the hop.
that Gen. Hill, who was at Oakiand. wonio
n-iass the Confederates in their retreat to.
wards Hardy county.
troops have kept Gen. McO iellan IS coInmns in
check for several weeks. -
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Important from Winch Advanc,
Moyemens of Gen. Patterson.

Movement or ten. Patterson.
The following IL tsresting intelligence from
Winchester has been furnished the Lynch
burg Republican, by gentleman who left
that place on Monday afternoon last, at two
O'Clock:
About IL o'clock, two or three Of our scouts
arrived in camp, who reported that the enc.
my. in full force, were advancing on Win
miles Off-their artillery entirely occupying
the mainroad, while their infantry were
scattered in every direc ton for miles on either
side.
On the receipt Of this information, our
troops, under Gen. Johnston, were immedi-
ately made ready TO give the Hessians a warm
reception, and our informant says there can
be no doubt that a decisive battle has already
been fought.
The enemys forces. Immediately under the
command OF General Patterson, are said to be
about 80 900 strong, while about 10 eco are with
in short distance, on the opposite side OF the
Potomac, ready to reinforce him at any mo-
ment.
General Johnston had not entirely compile
ted his fortifications, but SO far advanced were
they that should the enemy presume to at
tack them, but small portion of our force
would be able to annihilate the entire army OF
the enemy.
Our troops, under Gen. Johnston, are about
20, 900 strong. while endorsements are being
daily added as many as three regiments being
en- route there yes terday.
Other information was also furnished US,
with regard to our troops. OF highly lavora-
rable character, but we deem 1t prudent not to
give it publicity. Suffice 1t to say, that ii a
battle has been fought, victory, without
doubt, has pefched on the Southern banner.
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TIVE RUM0Rs OF THE HOUR.

We deeply sympathize with the tno"sahus
At anxious and aching hearts throughout tne
s,uth. in vtew of the rumors which come !"
- nm ,he swift wings Of the telegraph, ana
,,o.e that are conveyed to rs by passengers
xho have reached our city from the netghoor-
,oaa IF the recent cor fiiets. We regret thai
,,,s have not the means Of satisfying the anx-
,ops inc u,ries Of the friends and relatives OF
,,,se y, no were believed to be engaged In the
rnoent CON, ict of AIMS in the mountain region
If our State. We have diligently inquired
for particulars. and can only obtain unsatis-
f.e,ory reports Some 10 whom we have ap-
D,,ea. and who ought to know the facts, for
,hsv have reached here fro,a The neighbor.
noed of Rich Mountain, assure Us that 1t was
trn;,oss ible TO obtain any thing reliable there
some assure US that Gen. Garrett was killed,
and others positively state that there is not
a word of truth in the statement.
The same vexsd, uncertain and ansatisiac'
tory reports reach us liz relation TO the hgn'
nj Rich Mountain, aad we are comPeiiea "
come TO tie conclusion that II anythins re
liable is known in regard to the recent hsn's'
IL is SO much confused by announced fumofs
that il is impossible for us to aeteriaine "na'
is troe aud what as false
gsat,sman. a member OF the Powhatan
p,ass engaged in the recent fight at Rich
uouusain, states that only twenty OF that
corns escaped alive. Among those killed, at
..ched 10 that company, was Lieutenant
Low, possfrr. formerly Mail agent on the
Banyiile route.
The following letter was received ia this
oitv Yesterday, addressed to Mrs. Gen. Pc
as,x. mother of Col. PEoRAY, repor ted TO
have been killed:
"6sggsBSIkK" RIVER, July Is. 1861.
"Col. Pegran was not hurt nor injured 10
.be battle of Rich Mountain. We parted
late alter the Il Sht, and he has gone TO join
},n tYarnett. ! am here wiki five compa-
rles Of the regiment.
"peeply rrgretting that you should have
haan annoyed by the report OF his fail, i re-
main the warm friend OF your noble son,
"NAr. TYLER"
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CHANCERY NOTICES

- held In the 'asrx's oaioe Of the Court Of Bass.
tngs for the said city. ON Monisy the LIST day OF
lawson Nunnaliy. ...............Pltg,l
George W. Jordan. John G. VIM and liz Dsar,
Robert b. Jordan, late partners under
the firm Of Jordan, VIM : Go. D'fts,
The biect Of this suit IL 10 recover against tina
iefend4 ut the snm Of Four Hardrsd and twenty.
sve Dollars, with legal interest ,herson from tie
having been made that the defendant, Robert
Jordan, II not resident Of the State OF
vfFo r. y ssrshy to IN ne
publication hereof. and do what may be necessary
'E1Gs.ss: as interest A sG3R55w aRs CLERK
y held in the CLERKS office Of the Court Of Hnst.
ings for the said city, on Monday, the Lat day Of
Peter J. r......."..........Plta,)
Thomas ii. Ellis, .Powhasan Ella. Jr., }IsDrsr.
Margars. K: Kills. Matthew p. TayIor
Ths Object Of this sas is to recover ssa,n,. :.
srs ana Ninstypiye Cents With legal Interest TSs
thereon from the 9TH day Of June, issi. TIL paid
powhatan Eliis. IT,. is not residsaI Of IT,
q Ss ssa ri sSHr 70
CO necessary 70 protect his interest.
jv'-lawlw Ro. HOWARD, Cls.
4 VIZ = 10 Wlt3-At hutSA
~ held In the Clerks Othce Of the Court of HIST
lags for the said city, ON Monday, the LIST day Of
July, 1861:
Peter }. Archer. ........".......Phf,l
og1ina
Thomas Fl. Ellis, Richard s. Ellis. Jr., In DEBT.
Powhatau Ellis, Jr., X. II. Nimmo,
and Margaret K Eilis..........Dfts,
The object of this suit is TO recover against the
defendan ut tie sum OF seven Hundred and Fifty
three Dollars, with legal interest thereon from
the sd day OF June, lssl, tiil paid. Ahadavit
having been made that the defendant. Pow.
hatan Ellis, Jr., Is not a resident Of the state
Of Virginia, he Is hereby required to appear in the
said Clerks Once, within one month after due
ry to protect his interest. A Copy-Tsste:
jy 2-lsw4w RO. HOWARD, elk.
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KILLED AND WoUxDED.-The following is a
list of the killed and wounded of our forces in
the engagement which took place on Tues
day, the I'd inst, six miles from Martinsburg:
KILLED George Rupe and John Parrish.
Observation-Disclosures McNamara, Arthur
Echol, James T. Avis, John Doyle, David
Kennedy, James Peters, and Philip Maphis.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-The wife of
Major McRae communicate of Jefferson Bar
racks, near st. Louis, died on Sunday night
last of hydrophobia. About two months ago
she was attacked by ferocious dog, thrown
to the ground, and bitten on one OF her cheeks
and brow. The dog was not known to be mad
at the time. On Sunday she was taken seri-
ously i'll, with unmistakable symptoms of
hydrophobia. The disease progressed with
alarming rapidity, and terminated fatally on
Sunday night, the patient dying in the great
est agony.
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WASHINGTON. July Ii In the House IN. dsp
.he Dill authorizing the calling out of the mi.
n.,a TO suppress rebellion, has passed The
OH provides that the militia may be discharg
ca within sixty days after the meeting of the
next Congress unless Congress othsrvviss ~
reefs. N -,
. Inc military bill authorizing the call for
nYe hundred thousand troops, has passed with
tne Senates amendments. An additional
ainehoment has been proposed that the Pre-
sidsnt shall select Brigadlers and Major tisn-
er,t.s from the regular command.
WI: breckenridge spoke IN justification OF
sile OH 1t Is not altogether improbable bu,
SHOULD have been condemnation /
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RExcoHrRs.-The Westminster md
Democrat states that on Saturday evening last
dificulty occurred at New Windsor, between
q man named Grimes, Of that place, and
young man from New Orleans, who is stu
dent OF Calvert College. Grimes, it appears,
drew pistol on Drum, who wrested 1T from
him. Grimes then drew q knife, when Drum
shot him with the pistol, the ball passing into
his thiyh.
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HEADQ'RS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
MANASSAS JrEcTfoS, July Is, 1891.
GENERAL ORDERS,

THE COLONIES Of the several regiments Of
L Virginia militia, called out for active service
by the Proclamation Of the Governor of virginia
d. ed Richmond, on the 9Th day Of July, a. ..
1904, are required to use the utmost energy and
urgency in the concentration and muster o1 Their
respective regiments and they particularly
esioined to see that the following requirements
aro complied with, so far ~ the sans may bs
practicable:
/. Every man, II possible, should march with
SINE eervceable arm and equipments; with ons
extra pair OF shoes, extra suit OF clothes, the
necessary enange Of Undertaking, linen or
cotton haversack or bag for prov isions, and al
least one blanket: also, and especially, proper
amount Of cooking utensils for each mess, ant
such tents or shelter from the weather a. can Do
provided without too great delay.
II Each regiment detachment thereof. on
leaving the place OF rendezvous, must be pro.
vIGed W it'll at lea t ten days supply Of provisions
III rec OF which shall be cooked, and ~ many
wagons as may be required for the tIansporta ZION
OF the necessary baggage ana subsistence, with
forage for the teams i0r four days. These wagons
ard teams, if required, will be kept here b. Ina
paid for ~ the usl al and satisfactory rates but,
Il not needsd, will be returned to their owners
immediately.
III. Ahs Colonel or senior officer Of these yegi-
ments will communicate IT once, In writing. with
the. 0 headquarters, and report the time which
will be necessarily employed In the concentration
oftheir commands, and will report once In every
three days thereafter what number " msa have
been mustered
By command Of Brig. Gen. BEAuREaAnD.
iy I5--ss THOS. JORDAN. N A q.
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Two OF Linccln's Cap aims in u Row..Mor
FEDERAL Uu rag-s IA KeutneLr

FEDERAL Ou RACES ia Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, July lG.-Two of Rousseau's
Capt'1ihs nave had rehcontre, in which
one received q trlHing shot IN tn g head. ana
the other, who is recent graduate OF the In
aiana fanirentiary, was only slightly hurt -
Inc oilhcuity originated III stealing each
others recruit
Joshua ] Jewett is dead,
trunk con tanning books and buttons was
seized az the depot here to-day Pistols were
drawn, but not used The owner OF the trunk
"as n'iaiy ADVISED that a masked battery OF
forty muskets was bearing upon him. and or
der was restored
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PATENT OFRfcz RxxovALs.-On Thursday
lowing to the decrease of the business, grow
ing out Of the state Of the times,) the follow
ing dismissals took place of temporary clerks,
(Sl, 200 per annum,) viz S. A. Lawrence, Of
Michigan; Jas. s. Ewbank, OF New York, and
Horace Edelin,, OF Md.
Laborers-J. Reynolds, (s40 per monthly ].
NJ. Kavanaugh, H. Mcdonald and J Gregg.
(all $500 per annum
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MAJOR WxrHIoP's WATCH RsruRxKp BY
TEE OoAFRDEaATss.--A private letter from
Camp Hamilton, the headq uarters of Gene
raj Pisrce. says IDOL. Gary, of the Ssces-
sion Army, appeared at our picket this after.
noon with q nag Of truce. In company with
three officers. reporting themselves az having
Of Major winthrop, which was imme diately
sent 70 Gen. Butlef.-Td4nteA Gazette.
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DRAMArIzRD.-The story Of the Mortara
case has been dramatized, and for some time
has been constantly performed at popular
theatre In Florence.
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The GRHTNA GBREH BLACKsMITH.-John
Murray, the blacksmith of Gretna Green, is
dead. Duriag his long and useful life he con
ferred happiness on several hundred perse-
cuted couples.
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Movements of Troops in Missouri, &c.
JEFFERSON, CIrY, No, July 15.-Four thou
sano Mlssonrians have assembled at George
town, and have three pieces of artillery, The
people are Hooking to the State standard.
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Mr.. husselPs Opinion of American Camps.
NEW YoRK, July 16.-Mr Russell in his let.
ter TO the London Times, says that the Ameri.
can camps are in worse condition than he ever
witnessed camps in the Crimean war.
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COTTON AT AUCTION
" J. J. MOORE, AECTroxEFa
We will sell al Puslic Anettor, At f,hsmka..
ems wharf, on TUESDAY. the ,sa inst. At Il
.'cIcek.
III BALES COTTON. for the benefit Of whom
III IL may concern.
az Tsrns.- Cash il. M0ORg 4 CO..
Nv k-st
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Capture eta Schooner.
NEW YORK, July l6 The schooner Ella
from Tampico. for New York, has been cap.
tured off New Orleans
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Sales eff Cotton in New York.
NEW York. July 16 Sales of cotton to day
BOO bales. Middlings 15!al5s cents.
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foil ,ws
The report is current, both at Newport
New VS. and here, that one of the officers kills
in the stirmish which Captain Hamil's party
had with the rebels on Friday last, was Gen
eral Magruder. Although there are circums
STAGES favoTing the report, IL lacks conftrma
ton. The pursuing party returned satisfied
that q prominent officer was killed. The reb
els stopped at q house TO obtain water and re-
frsshments. and in reply TO The question wha t
had happened, they said, "The Yankees have
In the wagon there" These officers were tho
men who called out to Captain Hamips men
70 cease firing, as they were friends. They
received tina deliberate ire Of several men
with Minnie rifles, and were seen to fall
Su bseu uent informa ton leaves no doubt
that the akirmish was serious AFFAIR Tor the
rebels. Their killed and wounded could not
have been less than ten, ~ u " confirmed BY
q large number Of persons. black and white,
that they had two carts full, while others
were carried OF on 1ltters. At the apothecary
shop. or hospital, which they vacated Just a.
our purs ming party came up, seven bloody
mattresses Were found, and the negroes tno5e
asserted that ono Of the killed was Gen.
Nagruder. This statement II adhered 70 ~
many others. II y understood that Gen. q.
has brother who IL q captain, and who may
have been killed. Be that ~ ~ may, the TWO
lnen ssen TO fkli were c0nlessediy prominsnt
odacess. Since the aMair, z change seams 70
nsys come over the policy Of The rebels. Thsy
Newport News, Big Bethel and Yorktownt
whore foytiftcahons Had heen commenced, and
wh0e y = evident thsy intended 70 make =
sean1. 1aAre has bsen gsaesal stsmpeds,
~ 0ouae &yo 01DpuUo4 - TQnnN9 this fact 40
lUog1ng - report q 0sa. Ua6Sb1sv's dAath.
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By Z. b. Cssk, Aucs'r.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT or STAPLE
- AND FANCY DRY GUODS. AT AUCTioN -
Friday. lsth, ct to o'ek, III sell q my stors.
lawns. Calieass, Can. cries, Musiins, Lscss. IS,n
stems, Tarlstons Edgirgs, Volts, Scissors, But
tons. spool Cottons, taliss' Embroidered Hard
Sercn1efs, Gents Haneksrchiefs. Ribbons. BTaids,
sringes, Lsdtes' ard Misses' whis. Mixed and
"ate. coi;red Rose; Com be. Brushes, 6o&ps, Ia
naies, &C., 40. -
ADDITIONAL
Will be edded % the above easa o. var
dreY Military Cloth. a most excellent srtiels
The attention Of the trade IL requested
" IS Cook. Auct
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a nMiNl9TkATOR,e nAGE o. DRv
sns SyinHS ANy h..ukAAVLD AnD f1ICfxN
TO 1851. scmnsnsins q 70 'eIoek n. sS.i II
ell q pgs ic "a Toe, g p. hishs bidiss. ~
cck Of DRY GOODS Of the late John T. "a n No. ~.
;on -is.ins Of Clio hs Casssmeres, silks, 6aiieoss
s0d othcI articles usually found Ia Z retail Dry
,aee ell the HOUSEHOLD AND KfTCHkN fij a.
JiTUR3 OF said Smi.her.
JAMES q. RATcxIrrR.
Adn'f Of John l.. 6mish1r dee'd
r. CArTH0RE. Auc,t t~
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