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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

The mastery movement. Of General John.
ssou In falling back from the Manassas line
has disooreerted the enemy as profoundly az
his movement laet Summer from Harper
Ferry TO Winchester, which verybody de-
nounoed at the time, and which, with charac.
teristie oomposure, the veteran warrior left
them to denouace till explained by results al
Manassas which eileoced every tongue and
converted the croakipgs CT the fAaIt-hnisr in
10 shouts of applause The New York Eres-
ssg Post considers that the late retreat il the
mcst mastery military movement of the war
Bat profound Il the disappointment which it haa
brought upon the enemy. Mcclellan Ia. been
Outwitsed Just ss Scott wa3 before him. He
had prepared grand plan Tor taking the posi-.
ton Of Johnston u. IL .nassss Ia the rear, bus n
eagle eye was watching and anticipating his
movements, and when his advance guard wss
actually crossing gap in the Blue Ridge at
Snicksrsvilie, fcr the purpose OF executing the
pref seed movement, Johnston, who had
hssn pEeparirg'for it for weeks, had success
fully removed the whole Of his immenss ur-
mamsnt and storss, ana was bringing his last
man on. Ct the trap which Mcclellan lad laid
for bis destruction.
The Army ofshs Potomsc IL, by this master
~ movement In moro secure and stronger po-
eiuon than svsr before, land has new reason for
confidence ia this great Gsneral, who, as q
strstegist, has successfully bstled the best
plans of Scott aDd Mcclellan. and as soldier
is one Of the best and bravest of modern times.
We know that he cares as little for popular
applause ~ for popular oensure, and is one OF
those ore men who perform their duty with
all the powers God has given them, and are
suprenety Indifferent to the pos popxA whether
i'shans hsllslujahs Or deal in curses. For
this We honor and conide In him ali the more
He has given repeated proof aimee the war
commenced Of eisnsl military abilities, and he
has never said nor done one foolish thing to
nay his greet reputation.
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TRasspr III m1.sras1prI.-Tha Canton Miss,

TRAGEDY In MIsslssIPPI.-Tha Canton Miss
Commons ealts, of the 2lst, says that ON the pre-.
vious saturday, the sheriff Of the place,
Allen r. Haddox. was killed in attem ptin z
to arrest Chas O'Rourke. under a warrant
setting forth that o. Rourke had shot at CT Il.
Gen with intent to kill. On entering the
door the Sheriff WEE confronted with m u.s.
ket In the HAMS OF o. loarks- This he .brust
aside, aud WAS proceeding to execute tbs
du ties Of his sfzace, Whsn he received stab,
which iaficted q wound Ia the thigh, short
distance bslo y the hip joint. Feom the effects
OF this woapd he was 90 much exhausted BY
the lofs Of blood, bsfors medical aid could
reach him. that he died in The course OF two
or three hours Ia endsav0ring to render
ths proper assistance to the Sheriff, In exe-
uting the process under which he was act.
ing. ~r Richards (who accompanied the
ShsriK) also received "A severe, though not
dangerous. wound on the front part Of the
thigh. As soon Is this outrage bscame
Known, number of gentlemen hurried to tbs
scene. determined that the peTpetrator
sho,.ld not esoaps. In the attsmptto exc
cute their purpose, some fonr shots were fred
By the cit3 ms. one OF them taking e6. ct In
O2ourks'e breast. from the efects OF which
he died a. he was beipg con vsyed to jatl Or
the ctgiz ms engaged In taking HIM, four were
wounded. more or less severely I. n. BuY.
ton. 7. 3. Aerrod, J. ID. ". Bates and Hugh
0ouley.
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sAvrRrxf s.os~rNc. .mARc. =. ssss
e.~r.s, .fsas xa.my.

There "a nc earthly reason Cor discourage
u,eut in ,hs recent collisions Of cur armies
with the Yankees. 3 far - We are con-
cernea, they have In no way exalted or
changed oar ideAs Of The courage Of, the
enemy. which we have never doubted nor de.
MED, bat which, II Questionable, could not bs
sssAalishsd by conflicts In which they ous-
nnmbAr their opponents four 70 oaS, have ~
ter arms. ard are drilled Into such eomrlsls
saaobinss that the man 10 lost In the soldier.
Moreover, made up - their armies are In
xrsat part, Of Europeans, It would not ssssls
tho question Of their courage even n they
were victorious agsinst equal numbsrs, and
even against superior odds. II the South
could b conquered BY them, would only
demenssrate that they had money enough to
bay up msroenaries In America And Europe 10
accomplish that purpose. The ability 70 hire
three Assasdas TO fall upon and plumber col
sssry, hall. armed traveller, 10 NO proof Of ex-
eeesivs courage, and this Il about xl the proc
Ice North kss given of it, courage in this
war. Attic came time, a. we have net been
among the sksP,ical in regard 70 their pluck
when the war began, % We have sssa NO
reason since to doubt that, Nike all the rest OF
mankind, they can Aght when necessary, and
that, in defence OF their own country, the
Northwestern men especially would make rs
determined resistance " invasion ~ any
people. Bot we have seen nothing in this
abo ainAbls war 70 demonstrate their equal, =
~ militsry nsn with the Southern psofls
T1e Germans are a. brave as the French, bui
who woald pretend tina. they poassss the same
military aptitude The Northern armies are
- srmie ., brave and resolute, and we'll Off
csred, but We have seen ~ yss no evidences
Of their ability 70 meet the South man to man,
or in any proportion but tina. OF three to one.
We sse no re son for Encouragement In the
,svssses va have expefisneed-nothing to
alter the opinioa We have always held, tha,
the Northsnsrs are .bnve fighting men IN
general, bat not brave enough for such = worn
% they are now engaged In. We have unfor
tunately given Mcclellan time 10 make sol
diers Of lsvies which wore ~ one time raw
and unreliable Blu. the army of xerxss, even
if perfectly drilled, would 70. avail for the
conquest Of . people who are. fighting FOL
their homee aud iresides aud determined Il
be free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

.Nesc Style cfBank Check-Ws were shown
yesterday the folio wing check, which was pre-
scented for payment at the counter of one Of
our most influential financial concerns 1t OK.
hibitS now phase in banking ethics, and may
be regarded So an offspring Of the state Of al.
fairs by which we are no W surrounded. The
check alluded to reads as follows, and we are
assured that there lie no money to the credit OF
the party signing it. The public should b
cautious In receiving this kind Of "cur.
rency:"
CAsHIes oy TIE EAaMxRs' BAlK, at Rich.
mond, Va. pay one dollar - bearer. wheD
presented In Gums Of five doiiars. kedsema
bic; G.ao, in suffers sturss.
GEokSe pAarILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

1870 tn1nQmnoomnwnNuuna te1>e-..--
80 Jseaptnfs q tk . lice vas g tiej52( N
Is - OqfgUn ~ rep ofseo that 80 ~ ~.
81 AGnoyso oavalyy Woge II o. twVn - ~.
11aAy norntnGs In To dleguioo Of lss1Ss
pe11NDe outtsrs seee, ~, $40. ooai.~ !.
movement OF tIofYs 'rcm hat plsoS- - :
veysf infoe0 stien tl:as 'ei 70 the sbo ~ g I.
mtsk.
svs1naa ssen sossn oAsssr,A
Hsw yoaa, March Se.-TAe ssssnsv 49,
Peabody, iron NoWbogn. NORTH Oarels-s
tAe nd las1aA4 N 0aststaA Inlos o. 49, ~
Aae ayTtvoA. 0Ao 1oft - Ne lnloe tNe ess..x.
PORT xoya1, from New York-aII vsli. ~.
the steams1s New BronsWiek and Ioss.
ana, win RAGy Of the Wouaasd IN ~ -
cent battl1 at sswbern The Pssosdy ts.shsss
~ Hampton 8oAda.
Among the passengers b. the psahoex
L1eut. -Ool. Potter, Of the FIFTY. nras Ss.sss
enusssts regiment. who was seriously vos.S
- ~ NeWbsrn. "0sAa'
Among tAs rsmaans Of the ha,,.a 49,,
are brought b. this stsa msr. are ~ ns..l
Barton, UAps. johnson, and Lieut Nns. ssa
the % New York. xad Lieut.. GsiEr,' 81 ~
tAo eth New Jersey. s' "
An expe6iNon had been sent sxsi.s, -
tngse ns . snail iowa on Pamlico rivs.
consists Of several GunbOass ana lhs 49,
oAueoets 4AtA TtGi0snt.
Tns expedition % beaufort had not rso>,.
"a BACK when Ne stsamsr lsft excenf ~
capture Ct the otoa0sr Nashville - an.
eiockading sQaa3Eoh ,As she wa ten ntis.
70 seavs tAe pace ~ Ne appearsneo Of on
troops. This u the aeeount brourht hv ~.
feabody, bat probably the lrst renort 81 ~
oseuucuon OF the Nashville n correct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Mayors Court, Yesteyday.-Sarah, alavs of
J. Il TiDsley, was arraigned for stealing q
bonnet and three sheets from p. D. Glinn
Henry Risenor, accused Of receiving the
stolen articles from Sarah, wss brought up
also. The examination was postponed until
the 30th, and the parties cominis,s to jail
Franci: Anderson, charged with being drunk
was acquitted on the production Of the docu.
ments.-Ssversl well-known citizens were
summoned up to show cause why they should
not be fined for running carts, wagons, and
drays on the street without licenses They
were ali let GE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

DesA Of an Oil CStizen-Mr. Jos. Allen,
veil known resident Of this city, died yes
tsrday, after short ilness, In the Goth year
Of his age. A friend furnishes the following
biographical sketoh: Mr.. Allen came TO Rich.
Deputy Clerk of the Court of Appeals on the
18th of November, 1917. On the llth March.
1918, he was appointed Clerk S'~ tenn. On
the 18th February, 1923, he was appointed
Clerk Of the Court in place Of Harrison
Dance, resigned, which post be held till the
day Of his death. He was kind husband and
father. and generous friend. He aocnmu-
lated large fortune BY bis industry, and was
mau Of tho most discerning judgment. He
pesssssed many traits which were admired
aid cherished by many friends, who con-
dole with the interesting family who are left
TO mourn his loss.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

YaSsssk--Assips Coroner Rich'd D. Seusay
Yesterday held an inauest over the remains Of
IN unknown soldier, whess body was found
in ~. Doeh. ~ the intsrescsi Of 2osh street,
ON Thursday last. The body had bssn long In
the water, and there was no means 10 iden.
.ify the party. or reason to suppose foul play
dict wss returned In accordance with tho
above facts, and the body was ordered to Re
intnrred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29
AUUsE OF DEL E0ATES.

1hIO1f, MaECu 70.
The Senate bill to carry into etrsct tee con-
tract with the lessess Of The Waning ION aud
Smythe county salt works for <00, oc0 bushsls
OF salt annually, wSs rejected because OF the
want Of G Institutional moi ority, the vote
being-ayes 80, nays %.
The Senate bill sus pen ding sales aud legal
proceedings, &c, Ia certain cases, was
Amen aided.
passed, limiting the length OF ali speeches to
flve minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Net Velsabls Ct1iSsm--A man named
christopher Bolton, . resident Of Hanico
county, being summousd on yesterday 70 join
the militia ss the new Fair Grounds, refused
10 take up arms In defence Of the South, bat
independsscc. The officers who executed The
snmuaonA told Mr.. Bolton that he was an un-
profitable citizen, and justice required that 10
ahsald stay with those OF his mode Of think
Ing He was convey ed ~ Caste Goodwin.
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To YHE vucEkS OF klOhMONU.
~ respectfully snuouncc myself G9SS1n S
4 T. fer rs-slscjen ~ the oncs ~ oAS~
OONSTABIsx Of this city. ..-.rA.u
nh % Ida CIV. =. $500 A- -.
NANA0ER OF tbs fOOn aOUS .cs.
III respectfully announce nySI sss~r
da.e fbr r. d sioa to The once OF Assss
Of the Poor HossA ,cvw vvApryw
nh 49, !VnN -
- 1liTY 0AU0 sk.-1 most reepecsx1l.
II snucupes myeelf AeAAosoAse sox -
oGcs OF 0lrY 0AU0Ek. ,v
Nh 2e--tdas nv 0AGes
1901 oAL1-A tAoress. sgsd sIz,n...iNvsSs ~:
aSe.le~~ 49, YspV. Tho hocoo Wa ee009oA
Hon nAsyaan1. snA q we'll arova oaay
esnils9sS ncwtn tAe asy; as g. -
"a Oayte r wutonQqNnt eeAeses VysOy - ~.
sSfnre ~ ferns caa1. Yr(ee 0o(n
Saovn ayss avpaieasion 70 " vsAe%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

TIE YAxxBxs AZ WAanIEerez, n. Give
learn that the Yankees, to the number OF
three hundred. marched into the towa of
Wahinston, N. o., and raised their Nag on
the Court House II Is said they m arched
through the streets pisyiaG Hail Columhi.
aud the Star Spangled Banner on the band,
and that NO one came forward to 81 tend any
courtesy or dancs 70 their music, and that
after enjoying this % blims sport 70 their
hearts content, they wsnte6 esaia. Posi-.
bly, the name OF tbs place kept them from la.
da:glng their plurdei Ing pr o penalties on the
'loose thtngslaying rouAd. "-Nev. Day Heek.
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Drsm~ser Bsys Captsred.-Thrse Yankee
drummer bows were =. Gently captured - our
pickets near Newport Nsws while At farm
sr's house In search of bnttsrmilk and other
plumber. When taken before Gen. Aagrnder
they were very communicative, and wished
TO know from bin the price Of drummers in
this section. They were brought 10 Richmond
on Thursday night, via York river, and lodged
with their fello ~ prisoners
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DsAnAS1C. - loisss caroline Hichtn.. -.
nfoaEhs oss Ne opeyeatc spectacIs OF tSs ..1s.
0hen tFes4" o. 81 Q 60osoo uuaeem 80.
1ssscs Asstss has bsen appssrinE In ~
sasstrtsn dram1 The tsoale apre1
1nte4," 81 g. Louie -. b. t,lxsk. the cosne 8.
disas I'm saa1 sos Haxops nsxt neat. nd.
Vim tosSest = playing In Hsi.im oye.--2 - Win
y 50 efDmUnoA0 IN eng-geQeetattt kcyAl
AHpht 'hsasss. IhvsryocL On shs nh Of rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Military Orders.-Amorg recent orders
emana.iug from the War Department, 10 one
extending the jurisdiction of the Commanding
Gsnsrai It this place ~ Petersburg, snd within
I. circuit Of ten miles around that city. Also
one recalling to camp ell farloughsd soldisrs,
whether their time To out or not. A. there IL
obeyed BY our patriotic seldiery, who have Ut
all times shown disposition 10 forgss self
when the honor and glory Of the country were
TO be promoted by the sacrifice Of individual
right
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

~ SPEsIAL Nt.TIOE-Assv OoIro!:
~ fAss.-1sv JAMES 4. DUNCAN VII
Trinity r. T. OA1rch, on the c0rner 81 neoSa
and - h sxeets, on 70 morrow CSCNVASl
eventpa; services com meActrg ~ u o'eSocH.
Brief addresses may also - expected on sns
ore. The public srs cordially Invited 70 A.
tssd. nh fs-iss 4.
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~ 80 TEE EaMroR OF 4uB DAP Afes Dear
SIRE Thu emergencies or tho present hour
dem and that every fact ana probability. bear.
Ing upon the unequal contest In which the
considered, in order thar the greatest posi-.
els economy may b attained In the use and
disposition Of the comparatively seanty r..
sources Of the country.
The sverwhslninE numbers which As
any given point Of attack. must bs met not
BY corresponding numbers, bat with wssp.
ons Of d.fepcs which Will make the few Of
the Confederate forces equal II not out bal.
BY the uss OF the email breseh .ioaAisE
gun lately exhibited on the Capitol
% aaSs BY refugeo from Ksnt1ohy. 1t
Mrs . vacuum hithartO exisung between
Aeld artillery AID the infa ntry weapons
ed rins TO destroy artillery horses at great
distances, or, with smooth bore. 70 throw
buckshot In the lace Of an GssaulttnG party At
the rats Of from twenty 70 thirty diseh afsss
Any feet Ut th0x1isnuce Of some two - three
hundred yards And ask what ASsAultinG
party could face the conttn ned stream Of buck
shot that three Of these snail guns. which
o aaa ps ~
sir, each OF iheee guns are eQual 70 oas
thousand musEsts. tnhuGh they Dc handled
by the most brave and thoroughly disciplin'
% troops.
Axain: These guns can b man ufaaxsrsd
q. small cost, and very rapidly, which v .
vesy important consideration. They SsQnirc
only two vi sele dcsrriags. and aSs manned
and managed thoro ughly BY iCor men. In
that can b used. f,r they can b. AIRED In tne
face OF the pursusr without hating u ALL
Al quite - rapidly ~ u In battery.
hope the ladies VI the "NAuonal Osnnce
Association" will consider whether tnsy
a n
meet desirable chjsc: hy dsvotips their con.
tYibu:ions to the building Of thsss guns. asa
Ass iss,ssssss ~ Isess {svess Of ~ Cs.Js1sssfc
ess AsnGrsi ~ b ~ to- cky ess - III ~
tbs enemy on lADd. and sale jour uns "
Qaal HIN on the water.
The lsAlea eaa 80 this gan - 9. W. BAA'
WOODS Ia fnttuSe Store.
A. AVupAHUYZHD.
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TAR GTzAHKR VrBoIxIA-.Ths Savannah
Rsps5licas. Of the Gath OF March, says;

K1QEO3tC0H, O I0e 1ktH OF 10uxCU, E6yB:
Commodore Tatnall received orders ON
Saturday last 10 repair forth With to orfoik
and tate Gem ma nd of the batterIHg -ram vir.
gtnia., The whole country will Re reJoiced to
near 1t, and look with confidence to the IA.
ture operations of The wonderful mschies.
We reg res to lose his services ~ this post, bnt
fer his and tie COUNTRY sake We are Plea ed
TO see. him Ia - position where he can Re
available 10 the latter. and sustain his we'll.
earned fans As q AVE- comman der
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

The Vsyi<tsss.-Ths beautiful six-act play
of THE Romance of Poor Young Man" was
well got UP aud sustained by the company At
this establishment last night Though much
sramped for want Of staging, the actors and
scenic artist gave very pleasing eifsc. 70 the
tablaanx Of the drama Gu account Of the
great pressure ~ the ticket oAss, il will be re-
peAtsd Ap.ni9hk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-29

Avrssed.-Thisty-o ns Of the crew of the
Congress, Or Cumberland, including two OIL
GERS. captured BY the Confederate iron steamer
Virginia, 10 the recsut naval engagement In
Norfolk, aboas o'clock last evening, under
guard
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Gen. Stevenson takes the psaos made Va.
cant q SaHoik, Va. ~ the appointment Of
Gen. Randolph 20 the War Department.
The was quite , heavy fall of snow IN
tome parts Of Virginia on Wsdnesday tsst,
The gales Of asrch have caused many ship-
wrecks on ,e6 atlantic.
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Wise Mounted Geard-We understand that
THE company vas mustered into service On
fhcraday lass, and will be- ready to take the
field In few days and join their brave CO u.
rades, who are now under orders to march.
Tais company ia made up Of brave sc. @:
fellows, and well ottcsrej; the latter having
considerable experience, being all through the
campaign in Western Virginia, used to the
hsrdships and privaions that our men had to
endure In that region It will make its mark
If ever An opportunity offers.
Union Prayer Meetings nave been held here
daily, tSuudays excep'ed,) since the last Fast
Day, alternating at churches near the centre
Of TIE city. They are very largely attended.
The meetings this week are at the First Bsp.
list Church, the numerous aisles Of which are
nearly hlled every afternoon.
For the convenience Ut citizens il the east
ern part Of the city, meetings have been com
meneed among theu. Toe frs. was held at
Leigh Street Baptist Church iast Sunday af-
ternoon. Ga Tuesday afternoon. there was
one at the new Trinity Church, ut the foot OF
Church Hill Another will be hsld ut Leigh
Street GU Sunday afternoon, and series at
the Third Presby terian Church next week.
These meetings excite lively interest In that
part Of the CITY,
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TH1 YAsxsl ACCOUNT on e1IRxlsH BxAs WIZ.
CHHS1IR,

On Saturday, ga instant, about O'CLOCK.
small parties Vt Ashby's cavalry came With
OF desultery hring took place between them
ThlAcontinued tor some time without e0sot
on either aide. antil about three or four
o'clock IN tho eiternoor. when the enemy
cGmmsncsd driving In thu picksls. A mes.
sengsr was then dispatched 70 Gen shields
but before yolnfcrceneuts arrived the rehels
were within mile and . half Of .hs town,
mill, on the StrAsbuHg Pike, and within full
stghs Of the town. From this point they
fired into some baggage wagons and ten 81
stationed on the ousshir.s Of the to IN. bat
wite,ut damage.
Not knowing the precise nature of the at.
tack. the whole OF General SAields's al ision
wee called to arms. and held In readtnse,.
Three batteries artillery were sent at onee
20 tns feens o. action. and sharp 1kir mish
ensued. The Rebels had fur plocss plaesd 81
di2ersnt potnts on the road and hills, sap.
ported ~ Ashby's cavalry and some coma.
Mss OF infantry. some eight or ten shots
were nrsd ~ then. mostly shells. the msjo.
rtty Of which ourst In the atY over the Esde.
RAJ sroops. Soon af'sf our batteries opened
hre the Rebel ~ ors sos ssersd like sheer. All
w:rs pursued anti dArk pat IN sad % The
During the AsAt, Gen. Shield. who com.
malded 10 psrsoa, was struck b. fragment
Of shell ON the upper part Of the Isft arm,
.hatsertng the bone prodacins compound
naesore, ana u Wa Jared ampa'atton would
bsecme nscsssaSy. wThs 0snerai rem sinsd
orders until the Gloss OF the nebs when 10
va conveyed 10 the residsacs of NJ George
Savers. formerly connected With the Farme1as
Bank of Winchester. On Sunday morning
the 0sneral WA IN chs~rful epsrte. though
sG0-ring some pain mp 20 thas tims Il Wss
not ksoWa whstlsr or lot AmpusAtto1
would DO necessary.
Oar loss consisssd II ore man killed b.
longing 70 the First Michigan cavalry, one
wounaed, aud one or two h0fses Killed or
wounded Up to Sunday molaing twenty.
nine bodies Of the Rshsls lad hssa discoysrsA
In ii 1arept parts OF tAs sseAe Of action. Ana &
,n1nter6 Of wounded WsEs carried OF 81 tAea
In thelI Fetyeas
70 Easel 1orce IN Ne a1air ID sssin ated AZ
ffeQ twelve TO Aneen tAouAA I'd Toe - "a.
itv % the 1Ttng 81 oar Artill4Fy esve ~ q
he bo1tsf In toWn that eonerai estion -
sasinG plass. and that Jasssoa Had sseasss1
In tosoA - = = -
Is - ssaerasly aesessitea Ae,s net tnlpr.
mAonn had eeso eAxrla1 . tho neooae tAat
TIE VaaoA farees Aa4 len Ne SoNu, nh tAs
ssee10oa AZ elA1d Ssr yostss DAY.. twes.
not SeaosaIty Known Uang the 1sAAhaeente
taa&8ensytl 4aioaAaso alvlekoa WAs 0anG
seme iAsee OF epaS uDtlee 1ers1les Ne tow,