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ties Fine SHIRTS AID Uncer clothing Of all kinds.
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality Scaris Tie,
Erivats Stocks. Hosi, ry, &C, &c All Of whisn we
are Offering at our usual low prices.
Es- Clothing made to order in the most supt rior
manner. WALL. STEPHENS co,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n RIO r GTUS OF THE WEEK LY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. '''

DROsPEeTUs OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. Wv
The undersigned commenced, in the month Of
December last, the publication, in this city OF
a weekly newspaper, called the National Repub.
liCdn. ''I''a|
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Prices stated below. .@"- y -
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administration Of the Government upon Repub
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from Hon. Oh arles Mason, late Com m is-
siOrer Of PAtsuls.

u WAsnlsoTOn, ID, ~, Oct. q lH60.
Learning thnt T. W Fenwick, Esq, s.about to
open oce In this city, "a Solicitor OF Patents,
Snssriu,iy sts.s i mat nave Long snoSn mo. nun " ~
prompt and accurate business habits, and Of un
doubted integrity As such, commend him to the
inventors Of the United States. .t.-
may 81 s .sa CHARLES MASON.
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RRANGEmEwT OF THE MAILS;
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SoR THE CURE oY

.s l- DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Veasnsss or Debility, flatulency and Nauso,.
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevers. and all Diseasst
.l ,f the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
vs. A PREVENTIVE FOR FEyER AND .0u-
THESE snTte ARE NOT seustlEG
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GREAT CbaNTIsAL ROUTE
" lam G....... FOR THE WEST, ~
UEDsOE RIVER RAILROAD AVID NEW YyD1R
CEHThlAL RAILROAD

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hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
Alarm IN virxinial

BNfsA4usa osstAat Jews p Ftstb, - ,as
csnftdsrste Army. q ga, ls us Abipgdea
Issyssia-, vita call Fes Hes cad stus -
nsss shs Feasssl ISoeps approaching the siF.
Fia,a aaa Tvupsssrs Esiisesa We give his
prpsiapssisR eatiFs, A. sE ;ism 0i as~ts
MILITARY UAII.
oASr IAeHees, wyshsviiit, Jsnv
~ ~ essssss q il,s bisYss
ihavs tAIs d! received IsferHsssiss thst =
ietgs teses 81 ibs Vssws sss Esr,Ais aarss-
Slas fsuss ohis, sy uAy ~ ksAswaA and Fsy.
este c. H., With the tis~ ef tslIpg pus'ss,iss
of This tsEiea sf sssntsy, ssa ssIslsE apes
sts yisElsla Ssd fssssssss Rslirssd. 80 ~ 70
sep The sass~ssAs ~ tFusFs fst the fsitsf -
esf Rsssssa fsostier. There h esrtaselt
gtvst dangsf % eas sepstty itom sssh a
ssss@saL We have Pisasy AZ sasa 10 de-
feaa ths e0sauY " tAsY ~ste award
cell sPea 81 pattistlr slsissas 20 enas
trsnstlt fsfssFa sha safeiy aaf H.4a s.th
savh srua ss tasy ba.y hsvs. Agents w,ii bt
peYelateS ~ fy<else me aFsas aaa esSu rs.
essFs foe ibv same. stssisE tseFeis tss ssssae-
iss ss tss gsa saa zee raisS tssTrsf. fbvsr
Eass siii - tssshfuliy Fsaars~s 70 issiT sSs
sEs, ss, 4 sot, ~ill " paid Ter
The safety et yBaF ssassss ssFsmds SPoa
fase,sh,ps tks arms - the Heiastsrrs = ho
ere Niiltag 10 lag aoNa JasIt lives 10 year
asfssss.
aePs ,his eseasi0a vili strsasiy srss apas
tte ronaE apa af sst esaaity IN satss tsess.
aslF-S 81 sHee iAts YBiBHtesf Gompsaiet, asd
- Estls - the dsfssrs II tbeit CauHlfy.-.
KAsss . 81 = - 20 y iass
J9HS q FLOYD.
b5lEsassr GeH CoafsdsrAte Array.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
KNOXVILLE, TENNEssEE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE Is 1861

= shs Heass Ot cesnoss "a lie ga 10.
-, Y. 3 Fsfasf asasa fke sssrstssv 81
nsate lof she Asme pspsttmeat ekstber 4 eas
Ayse tisranAl sasose sgaisst The pFssisinas
sl tse iettign esitstaesl eel ~ kay euhtssa
p ser asj Atts 70 serve On teatd say prixa.
ssff leHessa ~ tie psfsoa nssaktse. A
ffssideht 81 the seatbesn gsass&praet. q sF
sfessf PeSef over Part of tbs t5aiasd states.
% ief ssy eetssn eIthia BsF aslssty's ~.
mln'oas ~ sssist N he eqalpmest IL sseh
psisaissf Esd, n -. whsskrs Ne Weals ssts
saeafgfee - ptssses the ihfrinesneas ef ths
las ether b. Der hsjsstJ's sakissis af ~ sny
easela Of tbs Psesideat ~ ibs Ssafhsra Cen.
Isssfsty Shs are ssv N Rnetasa, sad alec
Ssssssf seq ssss pfisstevf sgsivBsa ia :
fass % BEE asissiy's ssaisioas; 1sala uss
os lisbie - fasfsls1fs.
sH q. LesiS, Il j. 10 he tsatsmplaslsa
y w sslestf's es-esssseat - isFds pro-
eis.stloa tsF the Purynse ~ tssstssisa all
hsf asleai5 ttsh3ee.s asssiast say isfssfseeses
q the hositiaiiss hstNsea ths safthsFa Esd
SaatbetH states sf Antrira. IN thai ees
elsmttiso tke Rshefaf s6tef ~ The sSaisas
aRd stSiHis iaw 0a the Batfef viii be statff
The ysassal pelaeipis % eaf lss ls thal no
bfitish sshleet shsil ester lats Gle sastiss sf
saf fsFriEn Pflaes o. Poser, er esksgs 10
sny sessiiiiiss tAst nay be carried 90 BE-
tsssH ss.g tss foFeias States. VITA respect
- tee Ftettss taset Of .ths fefsIga eeiislmsnt
act 10 TIE ease Supposed, Il vcsiA not be
proper tof ne 70 nndeFtsks q say Il doSn, 10.
ssaucb a. the ssas;fsetioa Of aay ssstats
= mattel fof fadlrtsi decissou rsthrf tksa f5f
shy opiaioH efmy 8ss. The FsHefal heAfiss
si The lac will, hsssvsF, As have said. De
set fefsb 10 the prot IaMatioa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
Han Pain RaIl.


csi. RsLE speks - sEsll ssdSssss 10 sss
Casu Eson % Tksssaay, ssa = Eentlrasa
pFrsss, teos ssva slis PsSsss'pa, as express.
Jog hts s<HiiaRstsi
ssys sltsaat ssFd rea ttas hAss ssss
egpsesf SsSsessas - krssv---f hsza eFsased
lhr ksPaFstias n ths etzts ffsta tbs FtaFrai
Uaias---l have eRposss de Saash&rn csBEsa-
srasy. aud sss hs aeepssss sss ~ esssssss Q
ssE yssslfzss Hai ffsw what hsfs saia, ssa
EiiI sse thai ] kaEs FAAnea ssf sfet is the
heisEf. fss sFsAsIH
VIA ghs saesStloS ~ Ne tssas assbpi,
tAs Ess ussoa @es pysSsat ~tfs very usii
rissssa wi4h csl, Iisii'a svseeh, ass wisk kls
posilisa. he Vas ssssss spss The leis leg
isl-ssss. ssd sAssssasrzsa its sets as .sssa-
sos~tissal sa4 sysassS-st isEt StAs uaiss mes
e0siesd fef. fbs ss'sssh hI 30 MISSES gsss
saslsssrtiaa to .be Esssssssslsts. bas fee
usiaa ssA siisAaea. Tss3 foead their sid
leader IS TEE hsa4s ef sst u pea sshe, oalT
i-s, a.II, ssFs ssasaHriss hia a. ne
sTstt, ard nPan the stsme, ~ . d--a ata
Absiisieaisa. asa aSaisas " the ksnshi The
. usisA nea bad pstlg defsuaea Gel. Bell
sEsias, these slsesssE sss did 30, shsess is
! sosntsssAes ths sAe pstrsisatsd tbsz, ~
nssflaE AEesad shs ssas sisas. - spsship
tAs is1ss ssa sf plaanics, Where 1sss Bsll
YES u b. tss SaseIatlnf Pstrsti
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15

Fss uteefst AsssmblE u sAis ekassA. =,
~ teeeal mssssas 4 fAsassseksa. sas.a apea
sAs sksls cAaFth % spkeia atks Ftas1i
Gesssewsse fks uAIssts ~ spsss6sss
lAs aaseEamsaa VS. eFst EksiMias. Taa
feilsvlae are ths fssslssisas saeglsa, sasl lhs
sese stsaa, fsas isa sast e
krsslesd. ftsa IN tisW 81 sts prsssai aei.
lated aaa anbshrl esHaliis ef tea seaats5l
lhs luafah aay = faif ha1i ks hssshg sri
aeest - . dsf ~ fiefss ahsebkksal ees
hpandE, aaS tbai Oh this aay saiaisisss end
pe1pis Are sslisa Oh hamhir ID sahfses ssA
hsNea their natlsakl Siaa, And d efsf ear
thshkk - ths Father ~ Light tss fiss aAsas
aast ana na3szstsea FeeaAsss esnafd ~ ~ .
esslsa, q sesk lila Eaiaaaee sHa tiessiag
Npan cur tsieft sat THEFT eehetils, ss sell Is
tks assemhlsa CeAgfsss u The tplisa States.
And 10 laeiors hIfa, ih The name Of 1sshs
chfist, he great Hlfh Pylsst ef The Chsisiiaa
ptesssslaa, le lara Rsay His asgel from us,
sHe speedily fssssfe ~ he bssst.hgs ef = ss5s
sad SeHaSahle peace.
ktsetse<, That In Ne Iaagatai ef ibis As.
semhiy, u h tas daty oF the mltittsfs sud
ehufskes aaaef &c care 70 De Nis the.f Fase
- te pfompls ah1 psFpV,Rsis The istsEfiV -
the eaitea SiAles. Asd 70 stfeSRtAsn. sFhsla
sss eEsaassse Chr Fsastal tlpyetamsal IN the
Iasl eGsfgiss Bf ell les fsRssieas, aaaer oas
aeblt Csassltsilea.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
Ansr.ssa Atf.ir, n ps,liansrt.

10 tsr Iisuss of oosmess. On the srrslag
81 ihs oh q asy-~
NJ. ursgsEy said thai. IN eoasF9a.aae of
sks aess With haa arrived fte@ AaSsgsa
sinee ks hsa EiSsn Bosics Of tts qssst5aa. be
b. bsss obliged 10 alter As Esrd.ax. NJ
Lidteia had ptoslslHsa kiaska1s sf ,As
peru " The ssFsa csnssdsFslrd ssslss, sBA
ihefeFsTs Il sas RssssssFy 70 asa = aa.sslaa
etsh fegase 20 tN9 ethss States Skt,h wsrr
10 a. Ataiads eI hsssiiity ~ tbt atted States.
althoakh lhFg dla sol sslsag ta lhs Soask
he had 70 40 ibf noble lord tie Fsrsiya
ssefstsEys Atst, shsthsE say attsmBi of lie
GsssFaaeha sf he Gated States 10 isst FrA,
essI duties ea toFeiKs vessels eatsids ne nof.s
~ Sa4th Cafellsa ssa tssaaalA bs3.ars su, A
FFsssls hftsk haik Hssid aas h sa lsffiare.
1ataE " lnisfhsitessi laS saa, Il su, Rhsli,-
e aar aleistsr at wsshlaKtoa ssA rsessSsa
iasifaetsSHs - thal theet seeaas, sheth.
~ The usfssHRAht 81 tina raissa Ststqs haa
bees isfsFmsd thaiA blsskAts af AaT pss, q
lhe sasthsSH conisdsratsa stalss, ssissl e.
isetise, ell hot BE- fseogalssdl Tblsd The
Gefsfnsseat ~ ike Eaaea Sialss hAsinE ~.
fesea 60 fsssaasish tAs bslligatrak FlShl II
bkss0s is1teFs of msfaae. the tetta ssaiA.
ere oeaisdssatsd asd SafsteiRs ssstsshatlr,
heeame " the railsd States ! separate ssa
ip1epsaaent nnd aafriga Psses, skstket hes
hAtsstt 6pesspmeat TsssFalsss me- fisit N
ne Pfesltret ef The sos,ksFR cohFsaetset 20
issas ielisss " mefqsel HHd, 4 "a, wsisihst
or hlaisisF q Rsshiagsoa had bees hsaasd
" that etFgt4
Lord = Russell u feEatd 70 TIE haaet.
Gbie asEtieneR'l kFsf qsestlaa hare 10 saY
tAst enyine uonsBitea he Qsssa.s Aayoss.s
win respect o fpaerNi daeS le be lsyled as..
sias tbs ports ef NORTH GsFeilsa and Yirsinia.
be ainted ts Ne thai tAs asissef 70 sasb 4
ghssften man esFsaf tailttly seea the SIR
eamstasess 81 ihe esss, sad lhai Il could rot
~ al ~ asslsFea beiegshaBa wkstAtf ssrh
sH pttFmFt % fssg dsea a9nia ts sesasala.
ef epHssaFF 10 intsfAsilsaai Law. flf eaayss
es ta4if4estaps 90 fhs subject hsss hevs tSni
% Asf haitsl5 hIolslsf i Wsshis.isA, !, Oaa
t,pfa tyRrt = ~ uplhiea hat saek IN fayi
ieaslsa Esasd " fpeaa imPFstiieshIe, aud
seaid aai D. iitesy y be eEsssits. Wt,h re.
sBsst te ths hesesahie esatlensa's sersnA
qnesslan, whether sbe ta.tsd sssses tlaseFn,
ASST hsse tetn ipferutad thats blDekaas II
say Faft q he Sedibsta oesfsasrasy. aa.
lea 9 Nss fhfetlfe, sesld Aaik Fersf ssssa,
esesaie1f hsss hal gsii q aeett1sfY . give
sny tnssIeeliena . eHF nistFies ae lhal Sob
1sch tfH sci khsaA % Lafd Lfo8s, aaa il
etFssisiy baf tser aseiAte9 las - he Z rsssei
htaiss, ihat 20 tioekaaa eoald ~ Ftrasasssa
- aeehea fsifa. naleas & gsre 40 s8setise
blses1sde a9s ttFe 20 aeahi ihel lhsfs
Epsis - 90 aineseese hssHeea hsF MsIssir !
oessFamsni cad ths fiaseFsnsst 81 shs
tellsd eieska 81 iaaf eeiak
hilh fleafa = tAs heesfaeif nssbss
Htfl sssetlpsi As Il tks hl5liefssal rlght sf
issalea l.slfFt ~ essase, / nesl ID tfs EFsa
psaets NAIt o. aefe Is tris4aiis 90. ana, ID sis
lsepea fless. Essesss paSf ~ ahs kassss
stlgk ! ksss % esye
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
eatsrlngs q tAe sestAern Treepa.

4 Stitsf Al nAstasAs Jess fgoS gives The
Aish@SuA HAs ed psssuFt Of ths ssrkssss,
ssa dsstltassu u the CssfeasrsIs ssssps al
HAT Psist he esaoiasst Ihasi
We sEs 4sillea pretty bard lsr tais kara
weather, bat BaaaEs o. ssdane Il, The sem.
natsss-y steres aFs bad, bsi, P&ra -, ibss Is
asAtol4seis st PtssssL
fAs real slil, AsEsrsy, saa sas sssiiy ees-
rsrtsa, l. the sstkl1s slkhl Nsd 4sy IA a,g.
Eisz treashss sa4 tAtaNiaE ap fesk6cagioAa
q aiFt hf nea sasSvasIsasd 10 isssE. "a
osla uesthsf H aiEht ks ainea. bRt. 10 ksi
usathef, tas FsssiE 10 slFesaJ sees IL 9a44-
rpPiias lie siek liks Tee tsiaaIssss haye
fs<a ~ zee HsuspapsFs taai zsst ~saitAe
Fsstis@ss have IEEdefsS theiF ssgtsss fsr
tesss fseeFs, Asa tesy kRe~ that ihsfs are
thessasi Il " free hsFTass she HsiEAt b. en-
RiatsS. ! feslly beilSts Il 'AiR stNis - thiass
tsssiasst tea aals, thSfs uiIi BE- ~ lrast oas-
hflh sfths f0fsF ksfs ~ thS Elsk .-iist ~ drad,
tes se hsss 10 tsal ksseslsl hsss, esd s,eA..
sset ts ~ aeafrs 70 the suFFtsai apeatta,yat
- aaassy 10 in las esmR, hesl8ss isss. a l.
atseai, - Rst Ssstf saeagb 60 dfihk, sad
stss sfAeess oshsSt sSt IA Hats1 Is sasf4s4
aHs gives cat ~ FroVlslsss sFs siFsa eat
Tsssa are Astalsts facts. GlxzHltasss - -.
tsnsiSi "a Ftcoyssy hsa sneap diseases, aud
ptttseai satss elFzsiiasaa is iHpassibls, ss-
Psc3sliy 10 vars weAlhsr. ia this very dsy
sons sasty SEA hsa 70 ~ ssRl so csig-ppst
Coatt -ltssse. PablisA tais. esd eai; t8S a.
lssilaa Il Got. LstessT asa GsnsEsi Lee TO
The prppsieig ~ sea3lng slaves and free ae.
sEaes here % q tkis kiud u wost Il gosia
BE- esEe - this class IL oae- iaatth the tiase,
asa leave ihs Foieptssrs tAeiE lEis h psFsret
lbsaasises il dTili. fsf sssfg detail n saIk j.
ssessaarily ahssat tfsm aflil, aS aiss usads
physically saAbls 70 40 thFoRgA the mers "a,
fia sna eampiieatsd movements we sts Rou
isHrstag ] saa st,salioa 30 thfs sFii in no
eeaelAaaiHE tpiFlI, ssr A. = PeFsoasi sHssrrE.
! write iTaR asliesfsts ssaseties.
PifssYtFASn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
ME Gath .rs Arrest

We have alrsssy stated tAat Ne Geo. g.
tisishsF. - Ky, had hssa aFFsstsd IN Righ-
-.ss4, Hs.4 Ess ssi~asd ssn51sfhy fsY ths Es-
uoRal 6svsransat. Bs SEQ The soisoaInz
ls;tsr frsa hta - TIE Phsla8slpsis Press q
Tassaay
SGssTEsrSs, Hsy / ;. issi
bsvs travelled 10 eTsry part - ,Ae ~orl8.
aulosg 81 sorts o. people. is tiuass - vsr
saa IN titses q Pesos aad hsvs sever net
vita susA isdiEaitiss - wers lately sHeTsd
ne hT So aa-eIsI AHtk0sit5ss q Riehmozd
The sEiightsssd eaBitsi II iGs xsllans Csin-
sseaEeaiib hf YlfEiH.a. ! vas thsfs arrest
ID SD imPrisoas4 for tss dsgs. bsessss sas-
Psstsa e entertaining ssutia,ssta cOBtrary %
tAe opistsBs q A5sr- Pryer 4 60
bsss shuiIrF-d - tas slrAi q ths Esgss-
tnso, The Ssagolitsa lie prison, sa the is.asd
Of Isshia have Rad ~ the horrors q The
SPis berg have WAITED tke Bssues Of Tsu-
lea sad Btest ask { esgs seen the Romsa
CaTssri 81 Cisita shia--58t pity the ssu
she saS 10 saiaEo the 4szraAstloa Of VT
gisi4 jsH
an naiiss and resident o. he Sosth.
sad bsss aiWays r-gar1sd Fifgiuiaas AZ fsi-
loE-ersstsrss sad human bsisFn; hat thsy
see no fellows - miss--th~y are bsFbariaCs
Al ordnance has bees lately promulgated,
ssjoiRiag sTsry sititsn a Ris suaood 70 report
70 The police eysry sBsPsetsd y.Fsos, { Csd-r
that sFtissBrs I SHs arrested. ass NJ trank
vaE sEAmins4 A p~titisn for cfies % Prssi-
dent btEeoia uas toar8 IN ii tsat sAs ssSsgA
70 essdsHa Hs- Sss aerassd % disloyaliy
aHi bostiilgy ~ tie CSma5sErsith q Virgl-
his
tUld The Mayer o~ed 50 more fealfy 70
Virgins iasH l atd 70 EHElsAd sad a. -
hostility toward the STATE, ] Hsd sd or done
usthiug % shos g.
The tsstiu,ony of NJ diary saG private pa
Prrs, taksa foEsiblY sad Hlsgaliy fFoa uy
iraak, Nas No es2pstsEt evidence sven II
thsy had soataiHed isimicai FIprsSziszs
He said vas . saspiriJus person ny case
was very inPsrtsaf that be shosii remand
uir 70 jail, nv ease Uss soB kziiahls I might
Do nssh harm u suffered 20 20 a. large tss
epiai0n q ths AttaFney Gsnsral must b. sb-
taiusd before eoal4 De released ani vas
seat back 20 prison.
A0hoay eaa pass tbrssEA Firxisia asu
EltAosts passport There are iAsss eat ssrAn-
EsTs IN The klChmoad fs.i a this nsmsaG--
OaF PSar Invalid has hrsa sgHeriaE there for
htns weeks, seeasss Be sfeEly declared kis
FFFfrrehrs fof ths Nsrth. yuaag asaa from
Galifsfsia, = stsdeas Hg the CaiFefsity % Tir- -
Eihis. sas inPFisonsA fsr tas sssks foF az
s-E be SAs patFiot-fYs his eoaatFy. the
tuilsd States kssR women are Imprisoned,
ssa every traveller u regarded a. "a snsissa-
- from tbs NorIh. Sss hss come - spg at =
the Haks4asss oCtse IAni.' Alas poor, ed,
deervPit : ate : hef zakrdasss l. svidssI aaa
t-r assoissisn is yst u cane. Tea thaasaAd
nee eoaid aoE march EASILY 20 Riehasad aad
capture = - readily IS taey eOaId tSks Aisr-
sn1ris. "a the Pot01ag
Isis incifiauEt prTsTC arsSsz sffi a. v5s9s
sis 40 good it Eiil 8sks Der aauy bitter ca
staiss. Talk q the ,yrsasy of noaarrhi-s'
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shesld aot hs ssifsd - usisstsd ~ national
shiFs Of Ssf shoald ,he iessisg Powers ~
EsSSPs sssCsF - PruposinE, ~ Fale % To-
tsraAtsssal iaH, 10 sHssPi private property
aFoa he eseaa fFsm seizure ~ sEhI.~ armed
staissFs. - ssii A. ~ sfivsssers. ihs Unitsd
ssases Sih fssdi,y Bses thsa ayoa tbst bread
EFsssd-
~ sPBesFs FisssIg ibai 90 ~ trars the
Jattea STATES Saving rtfsssa - abo!ish pri-
ratesriaS, tsts GqFsFEasnt kss lssa the s,ns;
sn'e@ittihg 10 iis eseT's 70 sba,ssh ,s as4 4,
Pises PfiTsts property Ga me ocean apsa tts
saEss footiak sith priFsts property spoa fsn8
y y IN s7ssfasie record f5T ihis eoan;ry.-
" Y ~ - Fsss
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VOLUME XXn.--NUMBBR 46

gfessd thst, e bs ulaiues sissiy - part os
pc aensaiees-Iasl - ". Linssia aos slalrss
re ntesaea ssases--hs essld nos lsussltv
eaesesds tie pssts ~ Sicily
However this Eay b. - ksvs ssfa sssarA
- tises thAt tssrs b fssiiF sozs easspsies-
tiaa is The 4sfstiaes Sbich the GsyssEBeaa
deeilssa lali sight 20 discass Bat ~ = =
eooseistiss - kssw thss ~ ssslinz wItk iksss
fsessioha ss sha,i have 70 Zeal Sisk . people
Whs hase SWAPS bees t,,e shaaptsas ss sks
fsAbts 81 seatrslas aas pha eia bs=s 30
dshesliy IN ePPrseiasiss ne sTEansaSs 10
lbat iatsfsst uhish We shall bare 70 lay BE-
frs tAen
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Ths Battle sf shs Rlalas

tThs RssisiV Il sbs esb isas has - saits-
Iialeslema u faisshesss, SseailsaE be par.
tlsaliax ~ sAs aabi ~ Ne Pislsss s,spsa shs
ssshas;tp 30 askssl uan vhp uss ftsssss
ssd sas q stem i sistos eaa. wsess.
e tksy are, fsrslstiss lhs ssassskpss tksfsia
msaa. are eeasssT lass. ssk ss pssAasass
sbam sssh, 80 easisF wks Ines sEsi
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80 W. are FssHss,ee = ssale tAs5 hes.
5sis 8 BsxBis hsIl bfss eelastfS . als-
utbhse ssssss aaa pshts TsilsitAe pa1llcss
thsls ~ zee kmsficsa ftast Nefiez Il so
sssnsFst ksss tls easslas sssntt