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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-31
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DTSPATCH PATIENT

The hrenIoTS C2aiEIr acknowledged and protected
by The GorernmeHtI Of CInddd, The United !Hates,
and GrsHt britain; TO al tuhOSt IL may eoRcern.
VNHAT CLAIM AS STT INVENTION-Is THE
w continuance Of keeping accounts current oil
whatever kind, description variety, In printed
orm, by keeping the statements OF the several hc-
commits standing printers type. their equivalents
the type being 50 arranged In form as to admit OF
being readily aud quickly rearstel la any Particu-
lar part, where An account may have undergone a
change, by the lapse Of time or the current II bI,,
ness transactions; so that, when TealjustCd In all
such parts up to any given date, an impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit In printed FORM
the true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances conclusions In ac-
cordhncs with the end ends plated In keep
ing tho record; rendering It, In commercial business
n balance sheet at the most compact and perfect
character, the details OF cement being snbstRn-
TALLY as rerted In specification, wherein Is shown
that the Cact facts to bo recorded NAV be reDre
Sentcl by H;ures symbols dates or nUlnbers used
either separately or In combination or by whatever
else will indicate the fact facts desired: and
furthermore, basel on this primary invention, also
claim the device or cOntrivnhCe OF rendering or
transmitting accounts In partial or full statements
when the statement or statements 40 sent are thus
or substantially thus, kept In type by the contri-
vNnccs of my invention, be the medium of transmits
Gion what 1t may; but the particular mode OF rem
dcrtng accounts by the Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement. Heel, and Cutter
stamp, claim In the broadcast and fullest sense: and
also the machine itself embracing all its forms and
modes, Of operating, as indicated in describing it.
either nA simple hand instrument or rs propelled
BY machinery. And In connection with these speGi.
NC Nuu pAseu upon them. also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
as those herein cAtnctl or intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and prOtCctc
Ns above, this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States of the American Union
and into Great britain, and IL used in more than
three hundred News paper Otces Itsimmense value
to banking and similar institutions will he shown in
circular which will make it's appearance soon
Meanwhile applications for Information. "DeC,Is Of
Nghtn or "DIsp itch Machines" will receive due Mt
tentiN1, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, R4gaIo, " 4, or
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No. l.-POr Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No, 2,-Por Worm Fever, Worm Cole, We'ans The
Df 10. s-gor oouo, Crying, Tee.hing, and wassfal
No. =. 4MFor Dlarrhuea, CHOLERA Infa1tu and Sum
az Il. S.gFoF Collie, arip'nss, Dysen,ery, Bloody
mo No. s-Por cholera, Cholera niorbu,, Vomiting
No.7.-Por Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
Ne. s-YOr Tooth-aehe, Eaee-nche, and Neuralgia
No. 9.-Por Headache. Vertigo, Heat and FullneSs
M ID GDIspRrs,. P1IIs-POr Weak and DeranEed
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. Il.-FoR FoLALE IRREouLARlEIEs. Scanty, Pain.
ful, Of Suppressed Periods.
No. 19-ROT LeucorTheA. ProfuSe AenSeSs And
Bearing Down Of Females. s,....--
No. l3-EOr Group, IIoaEse Cough, BSd Breathing.
No. 16IRHEgn4Iro PlLIs--Foy Pain, 14menen',
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A.-For Fever and Asue, Chill Fever, Dumb ASue'
P-Ror piles, Blind or bleeding, Inter2Sl or Ex'
o.-Ror Sore, Weak, or InaAmed Eyes anu Eyeiids
Falling, Weak, or Blugred Sight,
O-POT OatAFTh, Of long standing or recent ettaeE
VIII obstruction or prOfuSe discharge.
W. o.-Por WhOoPlns Cough, Aba1lng tts violence
and shortening It's course
In AL acute diseases such az Pevers determinations,
DiArTh1a, DySeutery, Group, Rl,eumatlsm, and such
OTupdF diSeaSe8 Scarlet Fever Measles G@nd ETy.
EPlas, ne advantage Of giving the proper remedies
ciheS act like charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested At once, and In all violence Of the
attack ID moderated, the dis ed, and rem
deTed les dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oe-
curTence, and which SO often lay tie foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, aud consumption, may all
be at once cureIl by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints. Piles, Fee
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CRtRrTh, Salt Rheum, and other
old eIuptionS the has specifics whose proper APP
plcAtion will afford cure in almost every instance.
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such
Oy5pePSia1 Piles or Caiarrh, Headache or Female
has more than paid for te case ten tlnaeo
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70 llls Asent And Attorney,


y = ~ 1s7IIIIOH1 7s.NTFIslI.NU.
e1= To LIEN who In the Montreal GarstEe Of lst
February, ls6O, pronounces the 'ileN" OF keeping
thanks arc hereby rendered and the assurance given
that thls gross absurdty Ia all that Mr.. Dick Inns
patented In the domain Of keeping accounts. Ills
gross ahsurlty IL not piraticAlIy struggled in any
HAntiers neither bodily nor partially; neither d.
rectly or Indirectly neither explicitly nor synboIi
cally; this ground his claims cover, AMI nothing
more; tho absolute monopoly Of this Ahsurdity and
nothing else q all he asks as his claims nationally
EeaAH' Atest. IN sGpt7
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DyLpePfiG, Heart DiSeGse Els, Epilen.v 8C.,,,.h.
". Neiltalnfn e -I-ss'4i Hl'a4l0
yer7s, Cherry Pectoral,
OF the DISenSe.

IhiG is 9 remedy 30 uniSersaIiy known TO EpF5ssr
9taeE Tor the cure Of throat anil lung complsfnts
uILnes 4te Hnri!dllei excellence f6f cotFlts and
S9las and It's trply wonderful cures Of pnif5nnsrv
nations OF the earth. Few are tie cotmHSitIs1 ~
even families, among them who have not some Tsr
, aI ~ pefenee Of tts eiteethuus living tr9pysin
.,fetaus assordeTs % the thEoat5 aud lungs AESiI
know the dreadful fatality o. these teuFiart An -
thsy Know, tuo, the AiSets o. this ronsedy Ne neS
not do more than assure them that Il IA mn ~
the TTfues that Il did have when FniirinS, tSi &
mlSa nave won g strongly ppsn tie adsnce Of
Prepared by Dr.! ]. G. AVER q co
Fer Hale by A. G. GOOD Co, and lyv ali nrI,-
AnGl1-Iy-noS15 -3ui
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW Restored.

Just Published, IN a Sealed EnVsi0pS,
ALECrURE ONTlIHNATURE,T TREATMENT AND
inal Weakness, Sexual Debility, NerTonsness and
Involuntary Emissions, producing Impotoney, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
BE ROB. J. CULYERWELL 81, n.
The important fact that the awful consciousness Of
Selfab9se may be eectuaIy removed without inter
ties instruments, meSiieNted bougios and other en-.
PtreNl devices, is here clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment ms
adopted ~ inc eeehratcd author fully explained by
means o. which every one Is enahletItO cure himself
perfectly, and at tho least possible cost thereby
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thousands
sent under seal TO any address, post raid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing nr,
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I BLlV INN Iva a I'M hVUA
o,o ~, =, 49,, :, -, -.
2oO MILES DOubLE THACk. 81
IN ~ - E-EEEz31s5F4S1
M. -, q
" tD T%Tntr w" eq""' yln Ehe
Three THROUGH Pa sencrar Tro;ro
RETwERN pIT.rsBT1pGII pIIf'Snp1 pf sIT1-''
Connecting direct In the Union Depot. at Pittsbnrv
with through Trains from all Western Phiia.
delPhia, New York, Boston, baltimore aud Washing
ton City thus furnishing facilities for the transPor
fort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
Smoking cars areattachsd to each train; Woodruff
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The
Express runs Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sum
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York, Express and Fast Lines connect 6or mi
timOrs and Washington. :.
York. Two paily Trains betwccn So,. Vol, -
Of theaboye Train md trSnHSers tbrDnyS Ss Vns
free
BOAT TICKETS to BOSTON good via Norwich,
Fall River or StOnington Lines baggage transferred
free. 7
TICKETS may be obtained at any Of the important
Railroad Offices In the West asO ON board any the
regular Line ofSteamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
EB@Fare always as low and tIme as
quick as by amy Other Route.
ASK PoR TICK PRS ny pITsrspTtp0TI
The completion OF the Western connections OF the
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the
Great West. fsl-T5 =
The connecting Of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
At pittsburgh; avoiding all drayage or Eerriage OIL
ss 3'9SE s nS sapst. IL s AN
the Travelling Public. y - ""'
to or address either of the following Agents Sftho
D.A. STEWART, pittsburgh;
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- N.Y. OlGASHE q
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great variety of cases have been retorteI ~ -.
MtleIe cures o. these formidable complaints nav. ~
from the pGe Of this remedy, bnt our staee
Eo,,S ~ nOt au9it IhsH Some II then, may he
sI FAMED are pleased to firns gath to all e
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Bronehoeele, Goftre or !SsnEIled Neek..

ZebuIun Sloan, of Prospect, Texas, writes: T6rcO
bottles of your Sareaparilla cd from GUifre
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LsaeorThea or IVRitet 0rqrian Ttrmoy, Uterine
liberation. FetUule DisenSeS
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TUE sIyRN YEARS OF UNR1vALIED SUCCESS
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NEW CROPIN.GO. SUGAR.--3O. hhdD
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1Is. OF sPEClPIo REMEDIES.

No. Igor Fever Congestion, and Inflammation.
No 2-Por Worm Fever, Worm Cole, Wetting the
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DTSnNTON

A 5 ToarS al lgoiuE to <-Dlxey" the eth OF No
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UDOLPHO WOLFE's PURE POR1
MINE 1870
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1860.

JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President. -
F. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't nov2s
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THE REBELS IN RICHMOND.
ffroyu tho Nam phis Appeal ,Juue 81

RICHMOND, June 20, 1861.
Tie War Department is pushing forward its prepara-
lions with undated activity To give you idea Of the
Iapioity with which being brought forward
may ment that within the last forty eight hours
less than four thousand have been added q single
column Of army. Each division s being strength
ened By daily accesions and all the preparations for
vigorous aLdeective campaign urged forward with
prspg CELEBRITY and In the most profound and mpenetra
bic eecYesy.
The biunGers the enemy constantly making In re-
gard TO tho number and disposition OF troops
longer matters Of surprise to these who know the very
limited extent Of information In regard to these subjects
even among hofe who hod Official positions 10 the var.
ous commands. NO one outside OF the department and
The CHIEF staff knows how many troops are
in the Geld In Virginia. anu While OF the estimates
you approximate the truth with much accuracy some
Of them are not within fifty thousand Of thu number.
One thing can assure yOuhere enough 10 success
fully resist any force the enemy bring against them
Today the city in full Of stirring rumors In regard TO
The w-none o. them very reliabl" and many no. very
probable But they serve 10 keep the public mind In
state Of feversh excitement anxiety. 1t known
that the relative petition Of Gen. Bsaurcgards army and
tie Union forces Is such that, while o collision is likely
10 occur at any moment, is unavoidable 1t an early
1ay unless the enemy shall At 10 retire
The same true to acme extent Of the divisions under
coDnaDd Of Gen. Johnston aud Gen. Magruder.
Cen Beauregard 10 getting his column in motion. His
advance IL very near the enemv's lines
IL 10 stated here that Col HaTdee has besu ordered to
senpoie 70 take nsDd OF the Confederate States
fofc,a N the valley If the Mississippi
MAJOR joan Martin, Of the 16is regiment, reached
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valt. John Euslish. Thomas Stack, j. eimeazon, z.
4 H. PosIon and wobo a. Bell; East HAddam, Z. 4. W.
Goodspced Mystic, Narsen Fab Co.. Portland, Conn,
Gdersleeve Sons; Boston, Paul Curtis, A. h g. sAmp
con ana Curtis riiden; Newouryport g. W. jackson,
Jr ThomAstou, g. W. Lawrence; Belfast, 9. p Carter;
Portland. Joseph W. Dyer Bath Larrabee Allen; Ken
pebunk, N. N. Thompson.
Tho list Of the parties 10 whom tho building OF the
steam machinery for the gunboa has been awarded Is
% follows Baltimore Charles Reeaer, one Chester
s) Iron Works, one Phadeiphis, Aerrick Co., one;
Norris Co., two. New York, Novelty Works, three; Al
lairs Works, two; Morgan Works, three. Newburg:
Highland lion works, one. Bridgeport, Pacific Iron
Works. one. Hartford Woodruff & Black, one. Boston,
Harrison Lortng, two; Atlantic Works, one.
THE RECENT ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
Much apprehension Is entertained by some OF those
VINO have recently received appointments In the In
Of the army that their nominations will not be
confirmed by the Senate In said that some Of them
will not be presented 10 the Senate for conafms-
ton but that the appointees will resign to avoid that
ordeal While most OF these appointees arc really
mertorous there unquestionaby some totally unit
to be made, and Is right for the Senate to analyze
the list with great care.
STATE SENATOR sPINoLA's HEAD WANTED By THE
REBELS.
learn from gentleman who has just returned from
Harpers Ferry, that handful was found in that place.
signed by large number Of AssssiPpsns, offering re-
ward of Eve thousand dollars for the head OF the Hon
B. Spnoa, of Brooklyn, Y. The handful contained
extract Of the speech of that gentleman declaring that
annuity Of five thousand dollars would be given 10 the
man who would kill JEFF Davis.
SWEDEN AND THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
Mr.. Hademann, United States Minister to Sweden, has
reached STOCKHOLM the government tirorv,
European countries expresses s sincere with
the cause In which the United States are now engaged
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NEWS From The UPPER POTesAC.
Fhe Important Battle Between General
Patterson and tbe Rebrls.
The Defeat and Flight
Of the Rebels.
The Federal Army in Possession
Of the Ensmy's Camp,
As., Ae.s &es

We gave yei.eyday tesraiches n ON wiilisusport and
Hagerscwn ~ tho opening Of important Of Mar
iipsburg ID which ioro twelve hoasand were
engaged rsulsd N tho d. feat OF The yebe md heir
tight, General Patterson taking possession OF ANria1.
burg srd the enemy's camp near ,h4t place.
important despocs es were received IN town yesterday
giving the formation ;bs. the actor vas between tho
Union forces under Fsttersrn and Up rSoels uIdsr
jackson, and was G moet dschive one After q
severe battle, And considerable she para cr Tho
rebet trey fea leaving their camp possession the
Union o,ps TIE loss On ory side wae h,ee killed ind
ter wounded .be loss rebel aide nei kp,wu tbt
believed TO nave been large.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

wAsmsGrur, jaw 8, 1851.
The following despatch received here ST quarter
past two O'Clock This morning.
Buck RvKR, MAR WAR.NsBrRs July a. 1851
To coouel : rowssssp AssiAus Adja.eot General
left Willsraspo,t st oo,,k thn mo,r.ng shs
place. sni drove roased she rebeiu aorrt
ten thousand strong AMI sbo had four gloe now o.
cupy ther camp with the ss, regret So say 81 three
killed and ten wnonded.
r PATTERSON Nsjor 9eserrl Compsndsne
rhs above is q very remarkable state nsos, tna:
thousand rebels nd bu: four pieces Of rMsry, and
corded in hitting only thirteen cro~d Of I've or sin
thousand men-.hat being ABBOTT pAstenon's force HS
nct bkey that the rebel force numbered than tso
th'usard. That = the belief here.
10 said the: General scots YVES 20 much g-atied with
the that the rresasrt was walked .,on he eep 10
receive II.
Tbe Cxtines me: t. day with moro than usust eosd
ipir:t, in consequence Ct Ne nswu
thirty FOUNDER r.Bsd casnuu, jest sr1sys0 h@s, h
at the railroad sta.;on. Absllsd Hsor Doubleday, VII
Transport. II y soon 70 Ssfuw~dsd.
NAMES OF THE KHLm AND wsuNDEp.
HAssssrowr, July 3, 1867.
The following 10 an of1s,a l;si OF the wounded 10
the hospital here. bfough: here after the Egh. "a w.
lAmT0t-
Eleventh regiment, PENS, lvania vouu:ee-s-1snes
horgsn, Of mpsny B. severely; ~ =. Hanaper, Of ou
paDy B. severely Frederick Huschug, Of Company ard
Coor Sergeant Of Captain Bryant, severely Fseasycs
Bonner, Of Company 9, nos severely.
Bn1Ip.
George Drake, o. Milwaukee, Company A, Dapaein
Bingham, sad vhose not yes lel,aed OF Com
pany B.. Captain Mitchell.
TIE worypxo.
The persons II the Hospital here, 70 addition 10 ste
LIST before sent in I'e v. Mathews, Company g. Fret
Wisconsin regiment; P. W. Bowman, Com 2auy g, Frss
wncopsin regiment John Deslass, Conpaay g. Joto
Green, Company K.
Jsmes Morgan, company E. all OF the Eleventh Penn
sylvsnia regiment.
One man from tie Eleventh. brought in slshty
wounded, name not leaned. kno.her, also fslm abe
Eleventh. TOO badly hurt 10 move VII probably
die.
Levi 8. Zap captared rebel, La dangerously wcnDded
tho ball striking the corehesd jus. above the right eye
There some doubts whether moro THAI one Of the
Union men was killed. We waiting for further par
ticulaYs.
At the upper hospital are the following William 9.
Ehrer Company H. First Wisconsin regiment kicked by
horse while trying to get In engagement, and Daniel
Fek Company E, Eleventh Pennsylvania reg inent sbos
In the leg.
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TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER FLAG
FIRED INTO AT SAVANNAH.

FHLhDEFWA, jury z, I6bI.
The schooner British Queen (British) arrived here
this morning from Nasssu, New Providence via savan
nah Bar frcm whence she ordered Off by Lieutenant
sartor Of the United States steamer Flag the asi
ut. Lieutenant Commanding Sarto states that on the
morning Of the 23d ult. unknogn came gu
OF the port Of Savannah and opened FIRE the Flsg
which retained with shos and shelf, Causing ia
Down steamer 70 return quicker than she I'd vauced
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

: AIK1ANOklA, july o, 1ov1s
An order Was received to-day forming two brgades
out Of the four regiments now here TO be under the
command Of Colonel Franklin, consisting Of the uAsea
cbets Fifth and Pennsylvania Fourth, and the other
under Colonel WILCOX Of the Michigan First, consisting
OF that regiment and the Fire Zouaves.
The Minnesota Second, Colonel German, arrived here
to day. and encamped the right Of the Ksssachu
sets regiment.
All quiet at the camps, and there are no more cases
OK pickets being fred upon.
Rockets frequently sent up by the rebel pickes
during last night
There are no present Indications Of an advance.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

"a.
Via BALnMohE July 3,le6l.
The Third Massachusetts, regiment and the New YORK.
Naval Brigade occupy the deserted dwenpgsin Hampton,
where but about thirty Of the inhabitants remain.
Col wardrops headquarters are at the hoose Of the
Hon. Joseph segsr.
The old church, occupied "a saugh.erho-se In the
late war, is now used for a guardhouse Two oonpa-
MES stationed In The graveyard which surrounded
By a high brick wall Some Of the tonabstopee IN the
yard date as far back as the seventeenth century.
Colonel packards regiment, Just from Newpers Neve
posted in the cemetery.
Colonel wardrops pcke:s extend mile and h.n hs.
yond Hampton.
The Fourth Massachusetts, regimen. VIII encsp just
beyond the village.
The bridge burned by the rebels viii se,rspa; within
a.week.
Colonel Max wesers regiment s erecting a.so0g bas
terry this eide Of the bridge
Ladies begin TO make ineY appearance ct Old Point.
The families Of General Butler Colonss Da-yse and Dsv
Weber are here
Great preparations being % celebrate tho ami
vereIy Of Grand par0dee win held o. tcs
camps Fortress While the guns Of tie new bate
and the ships o? in the harbor including tie
Minnesota, Cumberland, Sn'ee, Roanoke aud several
gun beats will appropriately salute the day The -wen
teeth regiment o, View York. lave ordered fifty barrels Of
bger bier from Baltimore 20 yoffesh themselves on he
occasion.
Yesterday afternoon Ler.easn. Yevsr.on and eighteen
men Of the Seventh New York regimen. msde o yec,n-
noissarce from Newport SsRs pp the Jsres river road
20 within one mile and has OF Big Bethel. At thai
point they Ave Of Vie rebel pckss, who pro-
cpNaeiy sd leaving behind ~i,h other trophies tne.
hats and coats, va CD showei Jha: tic nscers wore
officers In me cke o. the later several e:ers
lu't nshed, giving complete acc,urt OF hs lac Cd
vance Of ESQ men from Yorktown STACK Nevpcr.
Ntws fhey Necrbe me ~fesched gsre Of the troops
sDd the manner IN which tbes obliged 70 STEAL
One OF an amusing Character fr" he poke; OF james
steele, bookseller, N;nmond describes Of yoope %
70. Of balloons, 70 DO speedily driven ON the sacred
coil Of Virginia
set-ohmeDt Of vrmon.ess, rem Newport Newc,
coming suddenly upon tie pictets beyocd pton yea
terosy, caused temporary alarm
General Butler and family this afternoon q: New
port Nevs
Colcrei Aliens regimen. viii 60 Up .omo-rew.