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A skirmish "a Barron County. NY Bold
Deed.

- 40 "ss' Ss3 toAhtss Mt 0Oiu
Deed.
The Confederate Ncps, of the26th, published
at Columbus, Ky, has the following:
We have information, which we know to
be reliable, of a skirmish which took place
recently III the county of Barron in this
State, in which a few Southern Rights men
displayed deeds of daring and yilor unaxam-
Piled in the annals of war.
cyrus hutchinson, we'll known citizen of
Barron, h:-ving become obnoxious to the
Federal forces at Greensburg, on account of
his political opinions, it was determined 10
arrest him. Mr.. Hutchinson hearing of their
Kind lnten tions toward him. and that a troop
of So cavalry had been dispa tched 10 execu te
the arrest, prepared mseif in the best man
ner he could, TO give them u suitable well
come, rallied among his neiyhbors q few
uen, who promised to stand by him. He
also procured few Southern soldiers The
whole mum Der of the Southern force was h.
After dark the Federal force arrived at his
house, and leaving their horses in charge. of
a portion OF the troop. they entered the dwell
ling. Finding their inten ded victim was ont
they Intended to search for him in the plan
tauQn ana outbuildlngs. Hutchin son in the
meanW hiie, had drawn up his men around
the yard fence, and as his foe left the house
let them have a salute BY a discharge OF rifle
shot; rms enemy promptly returned. AT
the first fire six of Hutchinson s men left him
at the third or fourth fire, four mere de-
ctnped This left him with only four men:
but this little Spartan band maintained the
unequal fight until the foe retreated
After the battle was over there were eight
dead men found in the yard and adjacent
grounds, four more were ascertaiGed to haya
died on the road back to Greenshdrg, and
four who entered the town are uuders TODD to
be mcrtally wounded.
The party left in charge of the horses seized
with fright, fed In the panic and left thirty
horses behind, all branded U. 5. These the
victorious kentuckians captured and will let
the Lincoln men have them when they can
get them.
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STORY OF A ZorAvE.-They tell story of n
Iouaye having been asked his opinion II the
English soldiers after the Crimean campaign.
"Ah, ~ said he, ''set them down in an engage.
ment, ready prepared and well fed, and no
men can light better; but let them get into
misery or distress, and no men know less how
to get themselves out Oft. Per erasnpse our bat.
TALON was encamped beside an English regi-
ment, which had a magnificent buck goat: tho
cavalry horses of their army had no forage
and the poor beast, getting no food, sickened
and died. Al this time the soldiers he be.
longed TO We're without rations To eat, or fire
10 warm themselves with; and what do you
think they didf Why, they collected some
boards, IN ade a coffin and buried the buck
My comrads and myself, shocked at such Il
waste of good things, took hhe poor animal
up that same night; parole d. hoaaear, we had
three good fires from his coffin, delicions
messes from his flesh for seven days and for
the rest of the campaign we slept upon his
skin, which kept MS from damp, and saved us
from sickness. Now, what do you think of
the English soldier after such piece OF folly
as this have my cat, carry him on my
sack, and he comes under FIRE with me, as YOU
may perceive from his having lost fore foot
l love and nourish him, and he in return
will, should there be q necessity, provide me
With two days good living.
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The Boy moRfARA.-lt now ascerteinei
that the Jewish child Aortara has never bean
baptized, ana the claim which the Ronish
ChuTcn pretend to set up for his deten ton in
a2 false rs ID WAS absurd. 1t will be rernsm-
bered that this boy was said to have been
presented by its nurse for baptism in the
Ronish Church, and afterward the Church
seized it and refused to deliver il up to lis ma.
rents on the grounds OF its being Chris tian.
and must not therefore be returned to Juda.
ism. The recent conference at q eneya brought
out the fact that the servant had admitted
that me child Was not baptized. Ridiculous
rs the pfetence was, IL had so much effect in
Rome that no threats or persuasion have thus
far been able to obtain the surrender of the
stolen child. Sir Culling Eardley stated that
the object Of OBTAINING the child now is not.
as had been maintained, to sustain the disci-
p.ine OF the Church, but to conceal the fact
tina the Pope had been deceived.
The Emperor Of the French had recsutlv
stated, through his Secretary NJ Mocauard
10 the President of the Universal Israeiitish
Alliance at Paris. that he had no objection
wh teyer 10 the presen taJion to King Victor
Emanuel of Il memorial in favor OF the hber.
alton of Mortara. He hoped the Emperor
would do nothing TO oppose the accomplish
ment OF this object, but would adhere To the
course he purseed wEen rs President of the
Lepublic, he ordered the liberation of Dr,
Achiti.
1t is a grand idea 10 carry this matter d.
rectly 10 the King of Italy. 1t will present n
fair opportunity for him to show his ability
and disposition to protect liberty of con.
science and the rights of the people, while he
leaves the Pope free 10 the exercise of all HIS
religious prercgatives in the little domain
that is snll nominalIy left 10 his spiritual
rol.-Cath0iic Obssrr,r.
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q. w. PURCELL T. CO.'S
EXCHANGE AND RANKING HOUSE.
TIME HIGHEST PREMIUM paid ior
GOLD AND SILVER.
STOCKS bought and sold on commissiou.
&c Ai--ta
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


ID ELIGIOUS K L a Dl g FOE THE
IL SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.-The Rap
list Coioortgge Beard, located in this city, have
haUd a very large supply OF religious tracts
a large proportion OF which addressed especially
to soldiers and written ty distinguished Southern
dlviues. We are daiiy hearing of good results
from the reading Of these tracts il the camp. We
ars anxious 10 place them IN the hands of every sol
der IL the State, end appeat 10 Cbrictians IL and
ont OF the Amy TO aid Ia q work In which go
much good may be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.---This is the tile
of excellent selection of hymns. which contains
twelve Of the favorite spiritual songs OF each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
or more can have them at two cents apiece. Speei
men copies viii be Sent TO Ctapiaips wao desire It
POCKET IESTAMLNTS--In a few DAYS
ve shall be able 10 furnish u 600 Testameats st u
cts, apiece Those wishing supply would do
we'll 20 seed in their orders.
The above may be found al aeoEge J. sulaRsr's
lron-Front Building, Governor strncv.
g. E. .DICEENSON,
&c T-is Gen. Sup't Baptist ColGortsga.
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M A NTED-
Wv LINEN RAGS.
The Belvidere Manufacturing Company wishes
to purchase large quantity of LINEN RAGS. for
which the highest cash price viii be paid, on de
livery at the Franklin Paper Mill. on sth street,
corner of Arch near the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot.
or ao--lm GEO. WHITFIELD, pres't.
BE Petersburg Express and Lynchburg Nir
ginian please copy one month.
w A purchaser for 311 pagers OF
Sharps best sewing NEEDLES, assorted sizes.
Also 400 Singers Sewing Machine
NEEDLES
Assorted s'zss. Apply at
S. BOUTS &, cos,
oe :0--2t* Main. bet 18Th and I7th sts
KTANTED-IMME Men
w toaet AS NURSES in hospital. Applica
d u msy be made at the Warwick Hospital, on the
south side of Broad street, between s3i and 24th
streets, Church Hill. oc 3r-9t*
NNTANTED--A ituat:on as SALESMAN, or
w BOOK KEEPER, in a large wholesale
retail store; or would take charge of set cf bosks
IN a Bank. A note left at the office cf the Rich
mond Chris ian Advocate. with MIR. GEORGE
l.. BlDGO0D, will be promptly attended to.
oc 3t-4t%
NyANTEU-TU kENT-A small HOUSE
w Of four or five rooms, in respectable neigh
borhoou not too tar fIou t1e business part OF the
city. ANY oDo havipas such for rent find Soe5
tenant by addressing "p. G ~ through this eifice.
Rent, il required, viii be paid in advance.
oc .J--atE
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HNANNERS' OIL,
TANNERS OIL,
TANNERS OIL.
Seventy FIVE barrels
TANN ERs' OIL
For sale by
&C 30-6t q. II. CHALKLEY.
ATCH HORS St,S
A pair OF beautiful
BAY MARES, Sisters, }
Nearly thorough bred, young and very Stylish viii
be sold low
good sliding seat
TOP B u G G
And DOUBLE HARNESS,
will be sold with them, if desired
Apply to CHARLES TALEOTT, at
oc 304t TALBOT & BROTHERS.
II RUIT TREES.-I have for sale the largest
= and best selection of FRUIT TREES ever
offered in this market
Also, good variety of the smaller FRUITS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees Roses, Evergreeus.
Greenhouse Plants, Silver Naples, Sugar Naples,
raised by me from seedlings, with a good stock of
everything III my line.
Catalogues forwarded by mail.
JAMES GUEST,
Oc 30-it* Richmond. Va.
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NJ Il I u ID Il wish one hundred NE
w GROES. mere or less to put on plsnta-
don fully improved to grow cotton. propose Ell
ther hire, divide the crop with the party fur
uishins tho Negroes, may be agreed upon. Ad-
dress BLAKE,
Vicksburg, Miss.
PETER TO G. T. Workman g. Co., Richmond
Payne, Huntington & Co., New Orleans.
oc 2-2m
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ADAMS pOwER-PREss


! ADAMS POWER PRESS
70 X s A /. E
PRI SsT !, Wishing TO purchase good BOOK
IA. oss'l iNd PRESS can do 20 by applying a,
iee. ssss has been used bu. little 1t Is in per.
.aah4a !, WIN all the latest improvements At
VII ~ - aas never been strained or broken, and
rs.e s'od Work as any Press In the Confede
os.sr sse ~ is sold only because the pressn.
lie Ds.'ssihao 10 work TO keep II running Apply at
s7z~-s- r-.-- ONCE. oe gr---3s
+ sA1.t.-~A STITCHING MACHINE, for
a,,nas'y "Axthresd work, suitable for fitting
a,s s.. Inquire al the Boot and Shoe Manufac.
kss aaaias9anrs ~ Building, 18th street, between
..---~--|n'S .|n'S xb-tws
aocaDEkS.--0ur AKTiEiOLA COKE,
81, Inverted from Hituninous Goal, IL maceass-
a. s>sd 70 enpaios ~ . substitats Ter Anthsas6ae
s,a, So0Q J. Wkk1n, ASmk
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SAVINGS EEAyK -.

NOTICE, NOTICE.
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK.
All persons holding the notes of this Bank will
plesse take notice that they piU be redeemed when
ever presented at my counter.
wM. q. DANDRlDGE, Treasurer,
90 Oc-St+ No lO5 Rroad sf
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Notice to Shippers.
Notice to Shippers.

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA r r. Co,
Nashville, April LIST, 1861
TTNHE agency at Shellmound, on the Nashville and
l. Chattanooga Railroad, has been discontinued.
Therefore freights be prepaid Goods destined
for that Station The Company will be response
BILE for such eghts after being unloaded good order
at the station.
apr14-tf E. W. COLE, Superintendent
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Express to GAINESVILLE,

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
u nounce that they are now running MESSENGERS
through to GAINESVILLE, via. E. & K. and NJ c. l. Rail
cars and prepared to forward TO that place and
tervening points with promptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent by express They will also forward
te all places stage routes connecting with the above
Railroads Bills, notes, drafts, etc., collected and
prompt return made.
Rg Office No. 10 Public Square
feb17-G A. X. HOLT, Superintendent
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"WAR NOTICE.

IRON and after this date will not ill orders for
Il any description Of Goods unless accompanied by
the 80 CASH"
Being obliged to pay cash for every article pur
chase friends and the public generally will at
see the necessity of this course part
Our Stock Of GROCERIES and CONTEMPORARIES
is full and well assorted, and Cash dealers viii find
our house the place to purchase.
THOMPSON, SPERRY & CO.,
No. "a Market street,
apr20-u Nashville, Tenn.
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Valuable Business House for
Sale.

T PROPOSE TO sell, for the purpose Of closing CO.
i partnership business, the new three story Brick
House, situated Cherry Street. few doors South Of
Broad, now occupied by MessFss BUSH BRos'., as q
Grocery Store The property roafs Is feet Cherry
St. and runs back 81 feet The third story fitted up
as family residence and asf6rds ample room for
large family and Is free nom taxation State county
and city II Is Of tine el1ig1b1s 5pc6~
I'D spc ~ s1>' ps1. o. sns c.y ana NJ g -
tsFms1pply On The premises or 70 NkfE H<EII~
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Notice to Passengers.

TINE Passenger Train on the Nashville L ChattanOo-
l. ga r. r., heretofore leaving Nashville $3.50 A.
M and arriving at $3.50 P NJ, has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation OF way
passengers Passenger Car will be attached 10 the
COwen Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily,
Sundays excepted at A. NJ and arriving at $50 P.
NJ. E W. COLE, Superintendent,
feb5-tf
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For NcMt.
Lake Kingston Ice Co.

VyHE undersigned have now on hand 4 900 tons of
Il the famous LAKE KINGSTON ICE, and with such
supply they are ready I'LL all orders The Depots
used last reopened, and orders left at
them viii receive prompt attention
CONRAD, CHANDLER & co.
No. 20 South College street.
N. B.-Psrticular attention given 70 nlling country
I;ou can nuu nm u nm once every !f HEINZ
n, and 4o'clock ieb
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present population rs cas- ratio Of lo2 per cent In
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those ofany other State The products sent out during
the past year exceeded 10000 tons The wheat crop
Of 1850 approaches 35 900 bushels while the
crop Yields not less than 40 goo 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure snch i'm
mediate results for his labor upon these prairie soils,
thew being composed OF deep rich loan, the fertility
OF which is unsurpassed by any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.
Since 1854 the Company hare sold 800, 900 acres
They sell only to actual cuIipatOrs, and euery contract
contains an aqreeuset to cult:sGte- The road has been
constructed through these lands at expense Of $50 600,
600. In 1850 The population Of Jorynine counties,
through tvich passes lods only 335 SOS since ieh i7e,
2es hare been addsd making the lOhoe population sll,
SCI, a gain Of 14S per cent.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
AS an evidence of the thrift of the people, it may be
stated that 600 900 Of freight including 600
bushels of grain and 600 barrels of -four were for
warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen will find the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with
revenue for the support OF schools. Their chill
ren can live in sight of the church and schoohouses,
and grow up with the prosperity of the leading State in
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from So 10 S25 per
acre. according to location, quality &C. First class
farming lands sell for about SO So per and
the relative expense of subdung prairie land COM
pared with wood land is in the ratio Of 10 in favor
NJ he these
lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
cent payable respectively in one, two three four
five and six years from date Of SALE and four notes
for principal payable four five, and seven years
from date ofe the contract STIMULATING that onetenth
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year. for five years from date Of sale,
so that at the end Of five years one-haK shall be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED.
from the valuation for cash except the should be
al six dollars per acre when the cash price VIII be five
dollars
PRODUCTIONS prices and terms Of payment, be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ses. and Cities situated upon the Hill
Is9 Sc 100, APPLETON'S RAILWAY
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL

Thus far capital and labor have been applied TO de-
sIopng the soil the great resources OF the State in
coal and iron are almost untouched The nvariabe rule
that the mechanic flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest viii follow at early day in Illinois, and
IN the course OF the years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
i've hundred thousand people will be engaged IN the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
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DIR. G.. II. Bonds French Pre-
ventures.

rTNHIS article enables those whose health or c1rcum
l. stances do not permit increase of family, to
regulate limit the number of their offspring without
injurng the constitution Ii is the only safe and
preventive against Pregnancy and Disease The above
article can be sent TO OF the United States
Canada two for s. s. per dozen
DR. g. W. BOMBS SPANISH F,EHA LIE MONTH
LY PILLNThese Pills are the only medicine married
single ladies can rely upon with safety certainty
for the immediate removal Of distractions irreguIr.
ties &C. They should not Be used during Pre;nancy
Price 81 per b0x-each box contains " Pills. nt Ig
mail.
The Doctor can be consulted all diseases Of pri-
vafe nature. Scientific treatment, qEiek cure and
aso7>rate charge Guaranteed -
GEORGE r. BOND II d, once corner OF Grand and
OstAard strsefs oner The Shoe Sore Entrance No 65,
orehard street, hsH York. Established In 1aa2:
sept13-Wem
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such i'm
mediate results for his labor these prairie soils
they being composed OF deep rich loan, the fertility
Of which is unsurpassed by any on the globe
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers SO grea
an induo.nent TO the settler the State Of Illinois
There IS 10 portion OF the world where all the condi
tons OF climate and soil admirably combine to pro
ducs two great staples CoES and WHEAT, as th'
Prafries Of Illinois
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The Agricultural Products OF Illinois are greater than
those any other State The products sent during
the past year exceeded 100000 tons The wheat crop
1850 approaches 35 10000 bushels while the corn
crop Yields not less than 40, 900 600 bushels.
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Georgia Western Railroad.
ssa - ID
EMPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
Il in connection with the Roads below, are running
Express Freight Train from Charleston and Sayan
nah TO Nashville, at slower speed, but with the
certainty as their passenger Trains Nodeay freghis
by this route. (. W. COLE,
jau27-t Supt.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS

These lands are contiguous TO railroad 200 miles
length which with other roads and naviga-
bic Lakes and rivers, thus afordlg an unbroken com
n1nication with the Eastern and Southern markets
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PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

/ The prices OF these lands vary from so 10 SO per
acre. according location, quality, &c. First class
farming lands sell for about SO TO SO per and
the relative expense of subdung prairie land COM
pared with wood land is in the ratio of TO 10 in favor
Of former The OF sale for the bulk of these
lands will be
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present population LIS sS, ratio Of lo2 per cent
ten years
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan OF the praries i. cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States moving TO Illinois in great mum
bers The area Of Illinois about lal to that Of En-
gland and the soil Is 50 rich tina. it viii support twenty
millions Of people.
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Rar1RoaD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 500 900 600 Of private capital have been eI
pended on the railroad system OF Illinois Inasmuch a
part OF the from several OF these works. viii
valuable public fund in lands, 90 TO diminish the STAT
expenses the 1A1EsAzz uGzr, and must consequent!
every dzy decrease.
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Mechanics and workingmen will find the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with
large revenue for the support Of schools Their chill
dren can live in sight of the church and schoohouses,
and grow up with the prosperity of the leading State in
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Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

q. Passengers should bear in mind that the ssCIN-
CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAVORITE ROUTE. Con-
are made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
BAII.ASTED and all modern improvements adopted
nsuring SPEED oMFoRT and SAFETY
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PRESENT POPULATION.

The State IS rapidly fling up with population SOS
O2s persons having been added since 1850, making tbs
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands soil, climate,
Application -
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WE have established house in this city for the
w purpose Of carrying tine WINES, BRANDIES,
CIGARS, &C, SO We keep constantly on hand sever
al qualities OF Wines and Brandies which have never
before been imported into this State.
We import our Goods direct, Zone of our firm being
in Europe much Of his time, } and PAY THE CUSTOM
HOUSE DUTIES ON ALL The FOREIGN ARTICLES
HERE in the city, which fact, think, alone should
prove that we have imported goods
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY

As evidence Of the thrift of the people, may be
stated that 600 900 tons Of freight including OOC
bushels of gran and barrels of -four were for
warded over the line last year.
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MECHANICS FARMERS WORKING MEN.
THE attention Of the enterprng and industrious por
ton Of the community IS directed to the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them by the
LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
shjch, as they viii perceive, Will enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance and industry, TO provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
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The Sats dst is only SO, Jos SOS H. and 'rain tn
los. .e usrs has ben REDUCED 81 95e ,746 so, and u
nay reasonably t tlt IN Ten ysrs Il s0u tooHte er