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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-29
True Patriotism VS.. Sham De-
mOCracy.

The following letter from the Hon.
Ralph Leete, the widely known and very
able representative of the Democracy Of
Lawrence County, will be read with inter
est. 1t was written 10 friend in Central
Ohio, just before the late Democratic State
Convention:
IRoNToN, Aug. 4, 1851.
Ny DEAR SIR-Your note of the 9th
ult., inquiring as to whether Lawrence
county will be represented in the Conven-
tion appointed by the State Democratic
Executive Committee, to meet in Colum,
bus the 9TH proximo, and also asking my
opinion as to the propriety of separate
party action at this time is before me.
The Democracy of this county have de-
termined not to respond to the call of the
State Executive Committee, and this
county will not be represented in the Cou-
vention.
Since the elimination of the Southern
conspiracy, but two political parties have
existed in the United States. One com
posed Of the insurgent conspirators, with
official perjury and High Treason embla-
zoned upon their for, heads other is
composed of the friends of the Consti.u-
ton and laws of their country.
Both of these parties have passed from
theory to combat. The fate OF this gov
ernmcnt is now to be determined by the
sword, on the field of battle. There Is no
neutral ground to occupy. Indeed, neu-
trality is the atheism of politics.
Free government, and the great interests
of civilization are now put in the balance
aoainst embittered treason. cannot hes
tate rs to the path of duty in this emer-
rency. 1t is to maintain the government
at whatever cost of life or of treasure
TO do this effectualy against the formida-
bic demonstrations made by its enemies,
demands the united wisdom and strength
of all the friends of constitutional liberty.
Therefore, any party action at this time,
based on effete organizations and ideas,
would, in my opinion, be likely TO give
s'aid and comfort to the enemy" and per-
haps embarnss the operations of the gov
ernmeut in its efforts to crush the rebellion.
Truly yours,
RALPH LEETE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-29
The HMasked Battcry'' COnven-
tiOn.
THE "Mersheen" Won't Work.

PATRIOTIC P DEMoCRArs"SMELL MICE.
Hear what the Democratic Standard, of
Delaware county, says about the.
Democratic State Convention.
This body assembled in the city of Col
umbus, yesterday, and as might be expec-
ted at the present exciting state of the
country, was largely attended. Many like
ourselves going for mere curiosity, to see
and hear in person, how far and what task
the sympathizers with Breckinridge, & Co.
would take in the coming political contest.
We acknowledge the movements we're
adroitly executed, by the skillful manage
ment Of old political Generals of the Dem
ocratic party, aided by valiant recruits from
the Know Nothing party. The platform
we could in the main endorse, did we be-
lieve it to be the honest sentiment of those
who professed to stand on it. But we
know by commingling with the delegates,
and thus learning their feelings and senti-
ments, that it is only n "masked battery u
to be exploded as soon as these leaders
think they have the Northern mind sufii-
GENTLY demoralized to answer their purpose
by the cry of oppression and TAXATION
We have no. time this morning to fully
unmask the hypocrisy Of this meeting but
will simply add that not one word did we
hear, either in private or public condem, /,
natory to the rebels and their pretendeu
government; but was tho same course pur,
sued by them towards the present federal
Administration Not so, for long and
loud were their denunc'aions against il'
thus conclusively satisfying us which way
their svmpathy was directed,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-29
Qoetrp.
A NEW YANKEE DOODLE.
By RALPH RANDOM.


Yankee Doodle came to town,
To view 1.-The situation"
And found the world all up side down.
A rumpus in the nation:
He heard all Europe laugh in scorn,
And call him but a noodle;
Laugh on" he cried, "as sure's you're born
/ still am Yankee Doodle"
5ls Chorus.-Ydnkce Doodle, etc.
He found the ragged Southern looms
A-training like tarnation,
They'd stolen all his silver spoons,
And rifed his plantation;
I'LL wait awhile he quietly said,
"They may restore the plunder.
But if they don't, I'll go ahead,
And lick them well. by thunderl''
Chorus Yankee Doodle, etc.
And then the lovely Queen of Spain.
Told him in honeyed lingo.
That she had courted-not in vain
A darkey in Domingo:
"My dear" said he, "If you will roam
Wi h all the male creation,
Pray don't come here-I can't, at home,
Allow amalgamation."
Chorus.-Hankec Doodle, etc.
The British lion sly:y eyed
His bales of Southern cotton
"Dcar Yankee Doodle" soft be cried,
THAT stuff is begotten:
A brothers tears have bleached it white,
1t speaks your degradation,
But l must have it wrong or right,
To keep away starvation.
Chorus.-Ydnkoc Doodle, ctc.
"Hands off! hands off good cousin john"
Said quiet Yankee Doodle,
81 am no braggart cotton Don,
Who'll bear the system feudal
I've heard you prat in Exter Hall,
Of sin and slave pollution.
But now l see twas blarney all,
You lore "the institution"
,..r Chorus Yankee Doodle, etc,
False words and deeds to high and low
Bring righteous rctribution;
And cousin John, mdyhap you know
The frigate Constitution -
She now is but a rotten boat.
But have half a notion,
To set her once again afioat,
And drive you from the ocean.
CHoras-Y Yankee Doodle, ETC,
And if, in league with her Of Spain,
With all the past forgotten.
You dare to lift the hand of Cain
In aid of Old King Cotton,
Be sure you guard those costly toys
Yol call your sbroad domiDions,'
For have lots of Yankee boys
Can fog your hr.ling minions,"
Chorus Yankee Doodle, etc.
al trust in God, and in the right,
And in this mighty nation;
And in this cause would freely fight
The whole combined creation;
For when, in times impartial gaze,
The nation are reviewed all.
] know the need of honest praise
Will rest on Yankee Doodle"
t ChoTUs.-Ydnkec Doodle, etc.
-hnicker5ocker Magazine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-29

In n knapsack, thrown away by one of
our soldiers at Bull Run, were volume of
Congressional documents and history of
Ireland, both weighing twelve pounds
Queer idea Of war that man had.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-29

either style of Engines price. We make engines
from to 100 horse power forwhich motive power
qured. CHAPM AN, BARRETT CO.
Wooster, March 2s ls6l.-S2tf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Sdsys ~ "'''a' a<ed ysu ss1
A.rLsR-ln This city, Monday. July is Chsss. w x.
ssea ~ ,ssrs, month and ~ d.ys ~Ss's
h.nOhon Tuesday, July 6 at her rs.iSesce IN Bvsa,
,s,g 80, .nosss tynes, sssd "A yeas
Yin HsssBa wsasesdsy June TO- J.mss Is-.
ssss sns nontis fornory resident os Hs~-ysrr
Vie sf JeSn 'h. sy, on Tuesday Isy M h4y kaDensasA
is .os J.sss WsSss'sy s s.s LILY y Mrs. Aun Mott relic, Of
ss rss,es sud Of tie ny ss invited 20 sss.pS DE
n Mss Nc. ls Jay street., Bsookyn co faarsds, july
MAIlERln ti. city. slOnd.y, July Is Geo M.t.r. ts
The feads Of tse family Invited % attend M. foal .
out further notice from his late rasdenoe No CO iss
hifh street. on Thursday tie 18th inst. a ee,oek b
oD0NC Elm Breoklyn Tessdsy. Juy is John A. a..
cfJeseph and Teresa IL. j. openshas aged AM, 70
days.
scAyLAy-rn thisciy On Monday ysly IS John sessn,
In the sd year Of his sse.
ToaPKINs-In this city, wodn.sdsy mor1s July II,
Caleb C. Tonpkins IN tie 18th year Of bis sEs.
TENNYln this city TnesdsJ July 10, Della w., vic q
John Tenny, aged - yeszs and 81 months.
wAGENAR0n Tuesday July l6 Emma 8, wife Of John ..
Wagens and youngest dsuaher o hs aud Jsns r. BnFsr
seT short end fines. sssd2 yexss, mohshs sDd -
days-
The relatives ard friends are respectfully invited 10 attend hsf
funeral Thzrsdsy Jolly Is % o'clock RON he rssdsnce
parents No Jefferson place. Seventh street. near South
Fin street, Willisnsbursh.
Poushkeepsie papers please copy.
wIssRR-In hi. city Tuesday July s KHas p Winner
aged ~ years and months.
wEEEs-In his cts, on Tuesday, July Ie Ann Amelia vss
ofMatin Weeks and ee daughter of Thomas e1d os5th As
Reyer, aged % yesrs and months.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
DIED.

AnTHuR-I shs city "Wednesday, Jey 10. Of typhoid
fever Lizzie only Of FnBeis and Mary Antoince
Arthur, aged IS years mouths and u dass
Her remains were taken 10 ShoTehsm for intsrnsz@
BANKs-At HarpeTs Ferry Thursday, July 4. }. Esii
BaniS, In the seth ysarof his sge .
resdsnca Of his mother. No % Wsst Tweniys1h street
kcw.York. e.r
BLLoPP-In Brooklyn on Tuesday. Joly i6. Henry T. BIZ
iopp, eyed u years, months and II days
BOHEMIA Thros Neck on Monday. July H Michael Bohen,
In tbs seth year Of his sxe.
BROWN In tbs city suddenly Tuesday July &C. Charles
Rswu proprietor OF rammans ho.e, In the 4th yeu Of his
age
Tbe nesa services Of dc late Charles Brown, proPretoE q
TsrusnY Hotel will take place Thursday, July s, at
oolock q M at his rsdeaee No III East Egheensh street,
fd aud einttyes oil tie ttHai pssfe attend wihou
fuF.her notice. | fi
Saturday. July ~ Captain John G
Doaaky born u Danlzo Yrussis, late Of Brookyr IL IT,
sged6 yesu. fsT
FARLEo Tuesday July H. Ann g., wise 81 ssruel Earle
The ,e. s1S snds are n.sd 70 sssns sse s
plsoe. Thursday, The lssh last, q seslosh- .s
KEoLHoYg-is tAh t!sy On TsssssH July ~ Hs'sss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
Movements Of Il gsess 6 2 y. Steamers.
Pa.senser. sailed

IL Tsanslp Psysie. for Lirapoo NJ. and Mrs Thomas
XII 1S and dsSts Ia Kun M. s.aw ra. a IN NJ:
wetfsldt, esYorkj Ai. stebuins Ms. Er,sasa, Msa
Essssnsy G j. Bsylsy Ssvornor q The .Saas w ehiS.
AID sSS Nm Nm sa Mr. h rye canu. a sas NJ NJ E
w H. Hewnzn, New VIM. Dieksop, Gait G. W.; J. c.
@H .I = T. % s. Sses Ss;
Mss sarah Web, Miss Eleo Webb Ma. the Rev H. kss-
a.ss ol GSsoo SGssS Mis- ssi Ms M.sairs
s . Mp b.lts ssss T. Mr. f.
Ma Jon. BGuse,@S M. M. Mar. s sSS 'Se Ss sr NJ; H.
as ss ss
% T. e. %.sS e' r. a John S r%.ii ss"i I'D
Orleans. M ssH fDiassgs. NJ a. and tSs Nh. Ede T,.
W.ts sIn,9 .s0 & Children and ;s.rs ~ s.d NJ M X
@biiocS two children and .si,sn New Yott Mr. .9d h,.
Aeqqs tive .d TIVE sons cs1s v;nc, Mr. and 1 NJ s e
MoH,es g ysiaisE M and hI J.ns: hGT.% s.. I'd q
Ms IoItil. child ssd :sy.ns Haysa.i M and NJ, y ".
Mis- TsS%;. ia s;s .s a.a,:s
Wind 4 % %, w bsmeas me- sss @ = Jae Wilson do A Wed.
1is siisS''s'i. r sss Ms -. @ 6:ss @
obS s:n yI.nsi.so ysA1 kehG.'s ssi.- X 9ss % Gssy;
Sa s5d .sr,sss n.sise - Mis-. ssasw and ~. Bsrsw,
s .i sS m HI nsS' sS
E,psos. do Mr. Psna DO DE- e,rci' DO II ssT,lo' eoi
Mf. kodffEez, do. DR.. Heet ncIe-
ss do Dr AIiss Mr. and Mr., 8 ii. Schl timer N Yi
j. b. Nankl,n LoDdon Bsron H. Van bi gems Prussi Capt
8 Crowe Msss IA c. Gray n Y; Mis- rsylo do Mrs.
Taos Glib sd servant, San Francisco J. H. ryic VI
H. Taylor do. Thos ). wiluedins m 1E ssd Iar.e "
Hon August Belmont and nsD-seysp.. n. vi Rev o. o.
Smith Penrsnce J. Bartholomew. n Y Jno n Ofatuz d.
Hamn John Liyi,ley Green Smith. ~ Y. o MEistsry n.
9th. NJ del Veil, Haysnsi A. Bey~n Porto h,eo Rod.
A. Tiser o r. Holland. Bo.ton John Vshston Gait W.
Mrs Robert and three chdren George eTgwn LADY aud
chid Ps.srssn w. Churchill and lady NewArks Fleming.
Havana; NJ. Ezmsnuel Pc Wstson, Boston, Hy 0slsy,
Eua.srd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
THE "cockTarL GUARD"

Ts Mt Ediiof J 7As ~ T. TT3bnns.
Sir: ltis reported that Mr.. George Jordan Il among
the arrivals by the steamer City Of Washington. j
would respectfully inquire whether il such s the fact
the police authorities shoald not take active
to protect him from the violence Of such "frends ~
those Of Mr.. Mark Smith. presume they would be
more vigorous in their restsnes 10 any dsmshsrstion
Of public displessure than ever Mr. Smith devoted
rowdes at the Winter Gardens since il Is well known
that Mr.. Jordan the most thorough-going member
Of the Cocktail Guard, and could not be expected
to make any sort Of apology for Bis Secession SYM
psthies. sKeosD WALKING GEsrLEAiS.
EssD- York, July n, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or EEw-YoaK. .........,
Cleared.

Ships CEewsl Burgess Antwerp; American Eagle stin
SON. London T. Morgan Wiley Msid Of ORLEANS psnnis
Glasgow; II. Center, ArnoA Liverpool
Bsrks-M Colcord, Partridge, Galway Walsh, Carver 4
Chase Lucy Elizabeth Nichols Hsvs, Walsh Carver Chsssi
Queen Victoria Br Hitch. Bsbsaees ilsa Duee &C. rhosn-
as, &c. -
Broeksuh Qusenslown Hope Moore bs bsdoes mddieon
Co A. p Fluker Lord Portland Eshsn, Near Msreiess
Devoushre master Barbados Blsckhsh, Fsirchds Cedx
sehoobe-H Lewis sedman Brts,ol; 5eItEnds, CASSIDY,
man hots Georseownj Arce Hcks, Fortress Monroel 4
Randolph, Cutter Hsfsx. Brett. Son Co Marin, Gold
smith Eiixsbethponi Tsrf PIevort stanord SloomtsA
Stems Philsdelphia Emma (Brl, Clsrk, Londonderry
sloop-Ered. Brown Carr Providence
Schr Sarah, Jones Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
MAR RED.

BUsH-CLARK-on Wednesday, July Il By .hs Raw yohn
DOss Theodore IL Bush 10 fgAness s. Ck, both Of this
city.
HEKaIQuE QuEs-DRNIsON-O Tuesday July I6 by the Rev.
Dr. Tuto George EsnhqGes 10 Kate eldest dsaghteT Of
Chsts. Dcnison jr.. al OF this city.
nILLs-FRANCls-on "Wednesday June H. by the Rev yss
o. Rogers Francis T. Mills 70 Mis- Elsa L. Francis, both Of
this city.
ROSs-sbIrH-fu Brooklyn, Monday morniDs July rs by
1he Rev J. A. Roche Of The Carlton Avenue Y. Church,
Samuel r. Ross 70 Luthera Smith, both Of that city.
VAN vLIET-C0RNwALL--At Ca,skiIl, N, Y, on Tues
day. July 6 by the Rev George A. Howard, Isse Newton
ys3 V of Altsny ~ Y, u Louise, youngest daughter Of
The late Amos Cornwall ESQ Of Csskiil ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srroiAL Tsxx-Jvrr IT,
Before gudre DAILY.

PHONikSORT
Austin Kelly ct al sgt c. Bowman eta
THIS was an action on promissory note Tor Sl,sVO.
Deean.a set up claim OF s91 o. which plaintiffs
.imted They elaim. that In kovoo
beg 1882 plaintiffs sSeed 10 manufacture for them certain
Gle, Al prices named during the which included
bsnszt year they woud any ohs persons q. prices
than that plauf' n.d manufactures and sold
o.E uss by which dssnd.Bs had ed damages the
unount Of 0 and had slso lost II sse ofhh goods TO the
s1tsnt OF The verified by OF the dssnd
sgts onv Psns made affidavit that the islss
90 - snd third counter claims concerned
and moved 70 strike for that further that the
aver was not properly verified did not coutsn
Allegation the defendsn aequsined with the fscis
Tie cSds Sec i5 that ths vehcson must be by the
AFFIDAVIT e xnd there be several parties united In
hpst pleading tosehsr by at is.t Of such parties
aqantsd with scts This vs6caon did not ststo that
The partner who verified II acquainted with The facts
The Judge said he bad doub, tho hcson detective
sd be would have permitted amendment substantial de
Ense had up The plaintiff having made positive de-
MA ss second and thd sains he would Ftke
out and order Judgment for the plaintiffs
EsJadEe Dsaa for plaintiffs c. b. smith foT &o.ssasnta
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
SUPERIOR COURT-sPscfAL TkaS-JuLy H.-Bshofs
Justice WOODBURY..

SUPERIOR COURT-sPBctAL TE%-JuLN E-befofe
Justice WooDRUPF
Joseph Cruise act. Louis M. Figaniere, EXT, &c.-
Motion denied with *T costs
De Wut C. Marvin sat Dennis Lewil-Moton to set aside
jndgmen or regulsdty In this that entered while an or
Der stayus plaintiffs proceeding Ia force The defendant
on The day following the tal May s obtaned say OF pro-
o,.dn.s until the nrh order OF tbs Court aud giving ~ days
make 0n che lOh Of June be obtained an order te
June Sh giving 20 days additional time TO make case and
sayins prn proceedinys In tbs meantime These orders
veie vse Chambers think the order dated June
1861 vss made without aethorty Judge has pow
70 proceedn o 6y days by orders than he has b
The seoord ssder WAS made aer previous order
bad already operated IL or 20 days IL should have been OBJ
tanned upon notice =
ser{ m according TO its liberal import the second order
from the Of itz date heu II stayed psntifs
csedns from 10 June % which 22 days could
no, Ia any aspect operse stay for more than 20 days For
either the plaintiff had right 70 disregard the second
ods so ~ u 1t eoud be considered operative ser the 18th
even Il had any legal operaton The Judgment entered Jepe
As the sguneDt OF the motion was
the point of regularity must be denied with
costs with leave 10 on the merits on payment o.
ths costs Of motion.
Townsend AIT Whitney for receiver Of lhe rents and
profits the moTsssed premises o the opinion that the
hus5.nd OF the defendant Daniel w Whitney being In posse
siov of The premises hsein, and being
helf also party 70 the bond snd liable for the mortgage
de reeevsY Of tie rents Se OF the morgaged premises
osnnot be sppolced without b being mads party defendant
Motion deaed DefeDant cosso motion So to abide event
Of suit
sUPgEME CoURT--CgAxsBRs-JvIY H--Bsfcre Justice
LzONAHp.
Wm. Graham ct al, agt. Wm. j. Dunlop ct sL-Mo'
toa granted with 8 costs OF motion. - =.
WIN Duuham et al ast Psscall b. smith ct sI-hoon
M. Hated R.nk szt Join D. Philips et sThe spplioa-
ton to sSs docket, secured on appeal, granted
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

VERY LIKE A SwISDLE.-In accordance with On
| advertisement which appeared in morning paper a
large number Of cutters tailoIs pantaloon sh; and
drawer makers" have called cat No. Isl Wes, Nine
teenth street. upsairs to make arrangements
share of large amount viz co., 600 suits Of military
clothing for the Government which Is 10 be given
out to be cut and made"
On calling, they find man very unlike tailor, who
does up the negotiations with the visitors and promptly
informs them that the job has not yet been given out,
bat Of course il win be- and the best way 10 secure
share in il IL to become associative to compel the
contractors 70 divide up the Job. With view to this,
one important step to be taken in the premises 1. the
investment of quarter Of dollar and the registering
Of the name Of the party investing with the man up
stairs at No. l57 West Nineteenth street."
As matter of course, the plausible story Of this
public benefsetor has induced large number of
and women al very poOr to pay him 25 cents to pro-
cure for them the privilege Of making some Of the
coo 900 military garments.
This kind man says that the order viii be given on
the Let of August Considering that there sre q, this
time some Is, 600 men and women who woald gladly
give rife for the purpose of procuring employment,
if they invest rs cents each with this man. be will have
the nice little sum Of $37OO Before this enterprise Is
allowed TO develop itself further ii would be very
oommendable subject for the investigating powers of
Mr. Superintendent Kennedy. 1t Ia shame that such
evident swindles should be allowed 10 Aourish in the
light Of the sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
Arrived.

Ship william 4. whaen smith Antwerp yaae and yssa
Ship Assn.s lof Be.ion, Msr s.ti@ors dsys IN b.ls
sip p.iplsn lPrus, R.n,e, H~spoo IS days. oosl ..
III :s.s.s, s.; ss a; - : 3! Ts:as:
July H. let q 3 ioa u 90 passed bsrkensiae Ahdo~ Aasasf'
B.If Dr. Won rAa:sn reaos ssi,. eordss, Newcastle
days: coal 10 Moses T.ylor Go. r.. "a L. a. ,.u.
to s5: ssI ss Jans t. h. Is ioa Il a. pss American s.t
Gen fsi IS sp s q IS s.ysss pSs. s Clyde % s @
pool Charleston Cor Europe same time, spohs brig Mo-
Biz YsnSss sf Porilsr Ros. Msisa1ss days sugar "
nsscf Isth inst, al s. leu 7a barb TIsaout (Bfeal
sIs 8 erss lt.l.n, csssro Sunderland n d.ys coal
BdS A Dnsbsr lOf Bo..ouh Rockwell cisnfa.sos 10 ayr
s 20, .e5 y .Sns % % ce tie 5 s .is q Pine. p0'o eAr
Bris M,y Alice Or Of shsbUIne, N Hardy Kingston.
Jes s aay run, sSass s NJ to heSSy Ss Gosso's Co
saE ss.LHsJ. BsPols s.ssd B,sisrs 10 a.,, sssss
Fire hsH ssPs'S.Sd sss sS ,s s@ % "a
the vessel 70 leak about 2Os sOsss per compelled
70 .csd before The s foI hocs went into 1e.sss Bre.s
iss Win T
ssSs H:.s SsSS 80 y.P:s 3 s:y; :ss;, 70 s,s.ss.
css9 &C. June q - G ;d Z ~ lon ~ = E s..s s:'s ,ss
5 Ssy OUT same day. spois Sst Ey sS ss@s
E: %. s I'D s1s slowing a. S ss
cclf ttsnah0 AoP%Ab hessh DeaesSe ~ ee,ss hNe
seIr R. C. A wNd (snss,esl Edwards, Baltimore I asys
wood p
Sch. Graham Townsend. B.lliaoye sys ia ballast
Brig Isabella Jewet Reed issbethpo eos fa ssiecA
seir. Anes Luce Elizkbcihpoft, coal for New blied
sS sas. Ssss T,;s %: F.sssss :ss ss s
sshr cenn.tieu Pis.t EIseslps5 sesl fog Fsn si.sr
schr r. Warwick Csdr1us, IlrsocthpcrL eoe LOT noFsas
Sehr Albert Dexfer, Bsarss Boston Ia Albany
gebr. Ann 3. CseF, Fish kszhAftsnyile of w rehsu.
Sehr Ps,ynee 81. John hondoot fer Nofwslk
soop Proof 0lsss Tyler, Proytdenes for POI; wen
soop Mary Fzabeth Bakemsn, fhzsbethport fof brcss
Steamer Tseeny. Ely rhnsd~lPhiA nd's@ LsP@ "A"
s stsaansr vplesa. nOuiscn rATsaslrhia md's-''4
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un. 49,. Z. ,xo.s,,sh,. r,Ssa ga yxsse ~ ,
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