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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

MONTGOMERY Ala, Sept. l6, 1861.
The blockade of the Southern Ports
and the Mississippi river, by the Lincoln
Government, must cut off the necessary
supply of hay and beans for the use of the
Confederate Army, There is an excellent
substitute for both, in the Confederate
States. The common cornfield pea il
equally as nutritious and healthy as the
bean; and the crab grass-which is abun.
dant--is good forage for our army horses.
The Governor, therefore, earnestly urges
upon every planter throughout the Stale
to gather, carefully dry, and put up. in
two bushel sacks, all the peas he can
spare each planter is also urged to cnt
cure and carefully put up in the usual
sized bales, as much hay as possible
Ready sales no doubt, can be made TO the
Government for Treasury notes. which
will greatly aid the planters in procuring
the means for the payment of their taxes
tothe Confederate Government, and At
the same time, furnish important articles
Of subsistence for men and horses.
A, B. MOORE.
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]. P. BENJAMIN..
Attorney.Genera

WV az ~ tNAttls
The following Undergraduates to garni-
shoes have been prepared for your use.
together with note annexed for the in
formation Of the garnishee!
|. Have you now, or have you had. in
your possession, or under your control.
since the 2lst day of March last, llS6ll
and il yea, at what time any land or lands
| tenement or tenements, heredtament
or hereditaments, chattel or chattels. right
or rights, credit or credits, within the
Confederate States of America. held.
owned, possessed or enjoyed for by an
alien enemy had, and when. since that
time, any right, title or interest, either
directly or indirectly
:. If you answer any part of the fore
going interrogatory in the Affirmative
then set forth specifically and particularly
a description ofsuch property, right, title.
credit, orinterest, and you have disposed
of it in whole or in part, or of the profit
or rent or interest aceruing therelrom.
then state when you made such DISPOSE
ton and to whom and where such pro
perty now is and by whom held
3. Were you since the twentv-frst dav
OF May, 1861, and if yea at what time. in !
debted either directly or indirectly.to any
alien enemy or alien enemies If Yea |
state the amount Of such Indebtedness If
one, and Of each Indebtedness if more
than one ; give the name or names Of the
creditor or creditors, and the place or
places Of residence and state whether and
to what extent such debt or debts have
been discharged and also the time and I
manner of the discharge.
1. Do you know Of any land or lands
tenement or tenements, hereditamept or
heredltaments, chattel or ehattels, right
Or rights, credit or credits, within The CON.
ederate States OF America, or any right
'r interest held, owned, possessed or en-.
eyed directly or indirectly. bv or for one
u more alien enemies since the twenty.
irst day Of May, 1861, or in or which any
ne or more alien enemies had since that
lme any claim, title, or interest. direct or
ndirsst' II yea, set forth, specifically q
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
CLINTON, KINDS COUNTY, MISS.

\ 5 SabER Of Students, in the year Just closed
day Septeuler 90. ls6ie '-Vn
~ ~ ~ IlttheT Information address the President Of
~. .s College j. W URNER Clinton. Mssissippi. sho
WI forward Catalogue PP' 'NS
c'tltsa Aug p, ls5. ak-s-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

PuT IT is GoLD LETrERs.-The lynch
burg Republican publishes letter from
Camp Gauley, where Floyd's Brigade has
been encamped, in which the following is
related. The selfsacrifcing disposition
and patriotism of onr young country
women have been strikingly exhibited
since hostilities begun so have their
courage and spirit But among all the
incidents related we have seen none to
supass this. The correspondent says.
"A few days after the fight of Skerry.
near Charleston, Kanawha, two or three
Yankee officers visited the house of Mr..
Fry, who had been driven from his home
by the enemy. A daughter of Mr.. FRY
saw them approaching through the gate
and confronted them in the porch with
demand to know their business They
stated they were looking for Secession
flags, and heard there were some there"
The correspondent then gives her reply,
which is truly heroic, worthy the best
days of chiyalry, and deserves to be hand
ed down to future generations in letters
bright and enduring. Here it is:
Brave men, said she in scorn. take
flags in the field of battle-cowards only
hunt them at the houses of defenseless
women. Mine is in the hands OF our
brave volunteers 90 and take Il from hsla."
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,

Limited 70 Srty P,pis,)
FACULTY.
FIoL ". X. POlNDEXTER, A. NJ President
Froi y. l.. b. CURTISS, Author Of two instruction.
books in Music ~ S'N
I foi EhIiATE ANGELO MORIZIO, L. / d..
n, IRON Royal University at Turin1
FFot 9JlsEPPA GERAsAL. A. NJ, from the Acst.
49,, envy OF Fine Aris az 3Gan3
MISS VI. D. POINDEXTFR.
Mrs ". J. POINDEXTFR.
CT. 3 lSC0.
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"a See advertisement Of Prof L.MIILERs Hair
InugoatoE and Liquid Hair bye, in another col
umn o,,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

n6y~ Governor Moore, of Alabama, has
issued the following proclamation. As it
suits Mississippi as well as Alabama. we
nnnv II
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

THE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER This we'll
known religious Presbyterian weekly,
the publication of which was lately sup
pressed in Philadelphia by a lalye-s and
despotic edict from Washington, has been
transferred to Richmond, where the first
issue OF its temperance was made on the
l0th. The Observer was suppressed in
Philadelphia for no other reason than
that its editors had the courage to advo-
cate peace, and the concession Of its indie
penderce to the South, and dared to
speak the truth of the usurpation at
Washington
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Missouri.

The cause Of the South is oertainly 90
ing ahead in this gallant State. Wehaye
accounts Of a three days fight betweea the
Coniederates under Gen. Price, and the
Lincolnites under Gen. Mulligan, at Lex.
ington, in which the Confederates eap-
turcd that important town, taking the
whole abolition force prisoners, together
with their arms, provisions and equip
ments Of every character.
Lexington is in Western Missouri. about
thirty miles from the Kansas line, on the
Missouri river. 1t is the county seat Of
Lafayette county. A proper force sta
toned there will command the river. and
be available to prevent inyasions Of that
portion Of the State by the Lincoln troops
from Kansas. The position, it seems, was
deemed important enough by Fremont to
induce him to come out of his den at st.
Louis and take up his line Of march with
what troops he could raise, to effect its re-
capture. We may expect to hear Of an
other terrible fight there, and we shall be
surprised to hear that Fremont and his
Heasians over get back to st. Louis alive.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

By the Governor. . -
- - A bRoroHER, Secretary Of State.
- Fapers throughout the State will
copy asa matter of general interest
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

- We hare devoted d largs space IN
ssaszs kssss "a sasi ana ssaAaAsa ssaasxaaAis 81
pOsta, sssssTing ii Oils fms. had fhs lhapAFtznt
and sGcatins asws fToas tas Sesia. aAa kass IA
prove sax aays Interesting 70 ear readers. faaa
Aas. ssseS %aSssE SO could eselssAr q 80 :
|. ia faas<skdMGkisss ws &iaA q hzs6AAess WHO
wsnt paper, containing all ths iats aaa important
as~E u % Sssx, sesss b sAeis sssssrs -
shs nazss &ew q sAe kssas u suksszlks. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

BUGLx 0rT1cR, CouEcEE D


BUoLE oFS1cg, CouxeEL BLHYTs,
Jan. IL. 1851 &
The wesshsE auEiag sAs fora Ssra nf saa wask, waa
vsry plssaass, ASa sass Agisht asipiag ssa msassa
sas saos iEstie dnrfmg me aay. butwss ssiiawsts
W hard frseas aarius tas nigAs, Saturday was
quite warm, aud during the night rAau began % FAM
whleh continued Daring TIE srsatsx psEsio1 st sun
- esneaS aAshs and Until Asnday, In sAa sf-
tsrnesA - wtsiAer eeatsmnsa waEna; baa sariy
- Qp1nog. thewsashsr changed and sasw be.
kfaIly repaired all damage doas Is
nxm weather. sisieainS has bees
- saAe sarmsrs have heea
sHxEx 80 - 81 1Asns aaa Pore have bsss
hses6ht y r. Lies and thu psice tor tAs
sseeef 1t - wsiis tie latter haas saf-
la~lG4 sssn hss not Resa asaaGAi
/ u tea9 t6fss usnal. gad hsnce thoss
Ih44 NJ ~ -. hays been fcrs%a e
- a a6ssasss In msps u frsm 70 sosaaa pea
$3.50 An sthsr artsAss rssasla at eur toEass
wMMA7-aessnx. ss@sa eta v bash.
CONFIRMS ear, sssss sis v eaah.
oAgs--tn aszsAnd - aeatAesAs = saah.
YOTAToEs-prims, so8se cts . baah.
HAswaEimssay sss Pszsris Hsw 100.
HooB+- Asaays ss1sxhsssss ~ ss@ss ee9 zoe
EggE-oa fees ss@sa 90 = LOO /
HIDES &rssH, go Dry, soswa.
RLogRr-Chaiea Ramtlv xxx, $3.50 supsFans
-; Raas. - . aoe REfg
| coRE hKALr-Yeliow - 6, white, % y saah
suCxwHEAg sLoUR--Boissa ssSsy 80 y 100
grrTKa,--Rrssh rosl, sS8as y n.
| LARDyRresA sa6i1x y .. ~ 4
ses3 Yfsi4 Nss6 u 90 H t5fa1B I
| Y4LEow--PYims, 10 N.
| sRgswAx--Ysslow. sass 81
sf6Axky ssAs 3 sa's. o. u. 1Ssia sas
sss sde - ats "
| cHIcxKxs-Tsmasa, ae&&3 80 Praisss, 81 ,ssa
1 TuRKEYs--L4ss, 70 Gel, casa.
sExcaAxR1<ss nsass e. fasasxa, &xw MaM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
tS@eeSssSF 20 S&tSSeN DoSSS1
BANKER, LAND AND TAX kGeMI,

CUONGIk Ba<UKFSs tU~A .,... ...s
ne gaaeTai Hsakang, CslleSsioa and Land REsi-
nssS transsstsa ia al IFS srzaGhe4 Particular at
tsatiou gIyea 10 paying RACES s0r Non-feaidsats
APPEARANCES.
AmSrteAh EEchEAse RaAks Ssz XeFk Eatgs rz-
E4skiBEtas BsaA. BsSten, Mass,
RE1zrT F2Enksn, Chicago, III, -as H. rs.z
State SAVING AsseciR1Aea, r. Leufs, .a-s
Hamilton white, Ksq-, Syracuse, N r., ..s..t
u Price, Pre4taszt State Rsak u Iowa. zs
Warren BANK, Sga4h DsazsTs, Mass
HoR- @. Baldwin, yRdsgs Supreme Court q lswap
Hoa- y. Sells. Secretary Of State, I@wa,
?. L. Day. SEg. fgwS Gig, IowA,
HeBzry, ESQ, Davenport, Isws.
?. B. ESea, Aoliae, Illinois.
Hen n, Z, JaaA, Chiezge, Illanais.
Jaas -, 1880 y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
n TO A17A8s~ HsOA4s1HA
J. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC D e0avEyAacER
GLESEoop, IOWA

Nae made EGIi esmpis&s and psrfscs Ahatea@ sf
zlslss 70 NJ the Lands in Mills county, Iss, aa-
asasss kas oEisiaal Sales b. tAa Sssxsznmsas, end
~ saesessssi ooaHsysaOsas AOrs&a<ess pesds a
frsat eE otaxt sHeanssgaans EE
Also, faii Ard epspl2ss AAssraes sf xfsss " Ill
ne LSts in the sisy Of stszwcod and ne AA6ifiess
@srste-azld also 70 PxcsMe CITY, ta sid syNusa.
" Ne also glssa pxonspt astsafiaa . she pay
ea' o. rExes sxxlaiastion u Titles aa& al esAsz
0,.1SeSt pertaining to GeasSsl Land Axs6ey,
kfoasce IL The cenSt Hceae
'aszsTya 1851 u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

- We are doing all kinds ofs LAB
grantiag. SEES Per eeas eAassT. tAaa say esasr ss-
sasaisaaneas In wssssrn or CeaaFal Iowa TAsse
wsa wazs sAeaE pssasiAe ssas nsaSss sAssRss asa
sxpedatsensly, had sstsss send their orders % ths
Raals oaAse
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

60 TAs editor al the Dallas Hsraad,
Texas, win vassss arrsps Ss9 tAanks fer espy %
the TEXAS Amas8s for 1884, vita Statistics, His
toEIcal, Blagrasaiesl Sketches, &e.s Fssasaax -
Raxasn Il is sxsay vaisaSis waTk, eeasaasaas
mueh tnssrezsiag matter. Reiasaag % kss 'Lsas
Star Ssasa-ft ~ p rss& 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
e. The notes Of The following Banks
sss sssown oas b HSagss Joarnal Of

e. The notes of The following Banks
sss shrOwn oas b HSagss Joasnal Of
Finance;
Bank OF phillipps, Va.
Farmers, Bank, Fiar2sals, Ea.
Union piAnk Road Company, Ind
Bank Of Wsssexn Eaaaass Ca.
Bank Of Brantford, CsnAas. s
Farmers Bank. Orwell, VI
SorthHeld Bank, Vt.
Aoasiaelio BAak, Va
BIoomingtoa Bank. Ind.
Provincial Bank, Canada
SAaEokis Hsnk. Pa Izs..l
Miners g Planters Bank, n. q.
ManafactarsHs' Baak, Geo.
Artic Bank, Wis.
i 8 FL Is 3xsx, 35xzks Fsza E4sE EEs5Axa
Bank Of Sing Siag, N. i.
IL psstssuu Bunk, Pa
RrankIin County Bank, W
4 SstioAe BVnk illSssss YF # n
Ueoes Bank, Tenn. :
/, Raak Of MApasss, Va. vE
! Baax % W sssoas Nasfis ap g
American Exchange Bank, niincia.
Bank Of Raleigh, Illinois t,,.s--
Bank Of Comlaonwaalsh, Illinois.
Rsnk Of AsrorAs ninosg.
Corn Exchange Bank, Illinois.
State Bank oil Illinois. fE
National Bank, Illinois.
H SpasAarn Ennk, flmyvilla, Hlinols.
Granville Rank, Hinoiss
BlOspiastes Rank lsasaaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
OFFICER L PusEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,

\ Ceuneii BlwEs, Jane 1, 1880.
Sang Of late sxsansiseg engaged in the Mercan-
tile and AillinS Business ws have trsnsfeETe4 oar
BAnkinx CallsetiOa Lad aed TEX paying NasfAssa
g Ma NATHAN p, DoDGK. w&A has bees G04sssc~
ted With our Eoose from lis organization. sna We
cordially rsComm end hIm 20 aox former p2fruns as
arrsDou&itIR mxn, zad ess who yin sttessd fAAth~
fay And promptly 10 al business tntEassSd 70 hAs
care Very Respectfully,
nALDWTg D. BOD8k
June H. 1882 #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
PsssaAss @asi beswssn 1sA- sesss and ssM~
"a s..,v..s.s.,,

nv . peS1ee ozAn6 paxsy $1,000
high words passed beswsen SsnAEoi
Toombs and General Scott. According
to relations Of the Affairs p eongreasional
circles, the conversation ssfned On ths
ssading Of troops 10 Charleston. Mr,
Toombs expressed the hope that the peo.
MA there woaldsink she STIR sf5 ~ Mesk
The General, With n6ch ssfnsstnxss, ask
cd Whistler il was possible that be, ~ -
American, desired such "a eyent. Mr.
Toombs replied aaEspaAsivays and sdded
that those who sent the yesssi there sheuld
be sunk with her. General Scott there
upon replied that he was responsible sol
wh&s hs saidg Mr.. ToosMka fepa5sd, sss
have knoyn nae for twsnty- Eve years, and
are aware chat am responsible. Ths
matter here ended. but the subject, il il
said. M noH HI TN kinds Of sac0Esis.
Xaeut. Talbot has arrived fuoaa hssol
anderson wita dispatches 70 the aovsra'
mGne. SIgss III TEfJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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4 risroxs. sivzxss cxaSrses 4 sz1oT suHa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
yxroRrAxTi

yMRoRfAwTfI
4 STATE on IOWA, Msaons Gsnasy ~zx@szas ss
hsrsev stxea 70 Pss-Emptsrs Of s&e 4wasap sna
0ymaswed LanAa of MoAsna Couzgy, Tswsz skat pa-
.snsa have besa received ~ shIa aAs<e fez Ferry
TnusaanA twa hEptrs9 ana ssp a<Tsa xza nfkyesixAs
ans-h nnarsth 81 an acre, fso7fu akf0e II
And u sAs iaa1s sovssss by shess patents are mas
ne ssxssfeAsNN vii BE- rck&fus seFeFats1 90 Eas
'f.ands rsSeFS &C sha cexx&y ksas = =
sfa a "A &c sHA&LRET,
usan2y yasss's oezcs. onawa Cssy, Is4s,
July TIA. 10 10
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
jackson, Miss., Jan. Ill.

SaS&sOns Mksa~s Sah& A&@
Mr.. Barl, Commisgionss from soakA
Carolina, Ii aow speaking, wtfls the Lone
Star fag Il suspended il the ball.
The convention was occupied this morn
iag II tie dissnseian ak pp{wppstapt iQesl
mEaasEss Tie usnvsz1 1DA 6lA ps5511l5
adjourn 10 Vicksbarg, On account Of ne
Legislature wanting the capitol.
Mr. Bars's speech was very waTaly APP
plsnded.
The ordinance Of secession provides,
that all the laws, regulations and eoa~
tractss rslatixe 60 the mail serviee, shsN
be 0ossinuSd b haa fonsa III
The goYernmens has ordered me mill
tary TO hold themselves Ia readiness 10
answer as q moments waFaing.
Tina rhaaches an dscosatea Wisk sgsxs
green's HE Ldne STIR bang pre- mi.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

Aagussay saaas s4sns aAss !
The Charleston Cosaser Of ~ sia5s sass
about half past six O'Clock yesterday
morning, the saaaan8r A2eA. Eiaach xiissax-
cred the steamer Star Of tia Wess and sig-
nailed the faca Of her approach 70 the os-
cnpants Of ihe battery on Morris IsiaEd;
a. eoon IS the signals were sssnl -
on guard there, Morris Isl1 - iG(11
vita men AZ their posts, H.
could be given there 10 -
They remained In anxiog ~ ~
ready for what they bsliSxe - bsks u
eonaa- "a Foly from Furx G4Mw. The
Star OF the West, roands< s9pednt, took
the ship channel inside ~ box. and pro-
eseded straight forward mill opSeiss
Morris Islaa.d, about shzse-f oaxtks az !
mile from tha batteries. 4 ball was
ksaasa Area ashwsrs hswa This Stak oil
she AYast dispsay iths ssafs and stripes.
As soon ~ the dag was unfurled the for
siGessiom ara<i 4 Succession Of heayy shots.
The xssssl continued On Der war With in-
! sEa6assd spsa I'll tws sIoas taking ia sos
upon hsr--sks concluded 70 retire. Fort
MouItrie ared few shots o. - xb4t -
was ous Of her reach. The dalnAgA II shs
|6ssE pf - NJ pes sriaing, only two
|bm 81 saFsn Shdss to1x Effect upon her.
Fort SappGsr made nc. demonstration D.
though a sha port2holss gains Sers rasi
eps keasiag On Asrris island.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

Tovas Pcnfacs fse andersignsd AuAs.
las sold @ir entire sssak ssaas and retired sss
easassss il Eaassia saas sss aeays tsFssnrs shsla
sassssA ssanks fSF sas Abssaa pssspAA&s sAas hSss
sessiveaI sad eAesrfsiiy rsesmmena to sAsix ~
sasssmsss, sAsar ssesssssss WI y. a0saasas. =
Aaasa&sessmae NsssA&Sa - sssaespcs ~
seaasa9 D De ba6n6 " FSeSx1 ksxsxs6N
New, u. lsss y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

e. Assension 10 kliss6eSd q ~ Gard
az j. aasamsa, sssAry R&sllea ~ 6sassysaa#.
aaszwsoa xAsss kssinx business 70 srsasset d
sAAk psacs wsaaa Dc wszl % sssaxis 1t to NJ soi-
smos. sSs1NF taskss e4a9 ga
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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Won1 - Mho eAA
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
49, ssi xss& NJ RswAers ~ IN
"a ~ A. " 90 Lssis D II. ia.

u, 900 roands Of powder, bsaenging %
Latin, Smith & CO., of shis city, ON tbs
way, was ssizsd yssssrdsys BIZ ardes OF
the State of Isoutsiana as New OrIeana<--
L &ispssah was sent 70 The Sc. Hsouis swn-
ora, announcing tbs fact, aad offering 70
yzszS1nNs ~ powdex. u. &s.9X Essrs
FLoRrpA--1he vote in the Florida con-
vention On the session resolusion was, a
In favor Of secession and ! against ID.
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1Ilu IEr1lrnae1li.
Jassdr. III. ~,

Tha eonvsatisn passsd he ordinance
fos immedis4e Secession, By vote Of a
10 La. IA
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The steamer star OF tne Wests Usps'
MeGowan, has arrived. sns reports
Wednesday, o. Esa- made charleston bar
laid 20 tall Daylight when sna pgDeeesssd
to enter the haxbax. Whan oH Morris L. :
land was bred into by Battery On thai
point, ssvszsssen shots being hred d her,
one taking slighs chest u port oow, and
seeond - abe tqrnsa 20 lsAEas One ball
passed between the aracke stack and the
engine beam. Finding Ii Impossible 10
land the troops, she vas retarning TO asas
agaln, when the hre was c1aSanneds ssser-
al shots being AIRED after neE. she sue
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