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THE NEW PENSION LAW FOR THE
PRESENT YEAR.

Both Houses nf Congress have Just agreed
on the fallowing pensions for a total disa-
biiity for odsoers, non-ooan missioWed OfkceYs
musicians, and privates, employed in the
military service, whether regulars, volun.
teers or militia, and in the marine corps,
since the 4th Of March, 1851.
Lieutenant Colonel, and all ol6eers of q
higher rank, thirty dollars per month: Ma
jor, twenty Eve dollars per month Captain
twenty dollars per month Grst Lieutenant,
seventeen dollars per month and nom
commissioned officers, musicians and pri-
Yates, eight dollars per month. The pen
sion Of total debility for officers, warrant
or petty officers, and others employed in the
naval service of the United States shall be
a. follows, viz:
Captain, commanler, surgeons, paymas-
ter. and chief engineer, respectively ranking
with commander by law, lieutenant com
mandipg, and master commanding, thirty
dollars per month lieutenant, surgeon,
paymaster, ,.sand chief engineer, respectiye.
ly, ranking with lientenaos By lav, and
passed assistant surgeon, tuenty-8ve dol
lars per mouth; professor of mathamatics,
master, assistant surgeon, assistant pay
master, and chaplain, twenty dollars per
month; first assistant engineers and pilots,
fifteen dollars per mouth; past midship.
man, captains and paymaster's clerk, sec.
oDd and third assistant engineers, masters
mate, and all warrant officers, and all Other
persons before named, employed in the ma
val service, eight dollars per month.
Provision is made in case Of death for
the widow or children to receive the pen
sion.
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WESTERN 6uNBoATs=-TuErR Pay
master Vice, Of the western gunboat aotiiia,
publishes card in the western papers, in
which he sayr:-'sl have paid the whole ex-
pense Of the fotilla from the first, ard in
cudipg the cost of the gunboats, their equip
mant, he purchase Of several large steamers.
pay of oflcers and men, and the accamnla-
zion Of vast amount Of material got to-
gether in . hurry, and with all the disadVau-
tages Of forninS a navy in the far Ws-t. ous
whole expenses do not thus fer Royer&3 ,0O0,-
QUO, and We haye hardly . daht unpaid
Our expenses are now about $l5O, 900 per
month making $5 900 per day.
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CITY LIVERY srAR1E}, A | f,

BRYANT ST.. North of Broadway,
COUNCIL BLuFFs, IOWA.
TAN PREPARED TO AccoAMoDArB THE TRAY
J. ELLlNG PUBLIC vish. an5sAS0gin thsfi'h =.
LIvERf LINE ON NRExsoNxBLE TERMS
agxgE.t.stst ssA ttSsb< ~ - - t.~
Win also run an Omnibus or Hack TO and from the
Bost LasdinR duripGth boating season. ,""' -
cE1cPersOns desirils Of having the Omnibus call q.
their residences rassep4sRs ~wll be
t0dsay;ng, word at tho4tAblos ~.-'-r'a+ .~'
- ss.s xz.s-s ~ iS..s-A..,.a JOHN DOHANY.
dad. b ~ '''''s:.
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1Hk EFfEcT or PARDOS.

=
In the garrison town of Woolwio, few
years ago, soldier was about to be brought
befor the commanding officer of the regi-
ment for some misdemeanor. The odieer
hearing the soldiers name said, $; Hero il
--- again. What can we, do with
him2 lie has gone through almost every
ordeal" The serRent major, NJ. B., apol.
ogised for intruding, and said, /" There is
ono thing which has never been done with
him yet, sir.1 s'what is that, sergeant ma
jor?' Well, sir, be has never been. .forglv.
en-. "Forgiven l'' said tue Colonel ,ss there
10 his case entered" 'Yes, but d he man is
not before yon yet, and you can, cancel it. /"
After the Colonel had rsaeetd for few u:u.
ue,s, he orderd the man to be brought 10 !.
when be was asked what hs had to cay rel.
alive to the charges brought agsipss him
"Notbing, sir" vas the reply, $ only that l
am sorry for what have DONE" After ma
king some suitable remarks, the Colonel
said, "Well We have resolved to forgive
you." The soldier was struck with astonish.
meDt; the tears started from his eyes; be
wept. The Colonel, with the adjutant, and
the others present, felt deeply when they
saw the man humbled. The soldier thanked
the Colonel and retired. The norrster bad
the soldier under his notics for two years
and half after this, and meyer during that
time was there . charge hrought against
him, or fault feand With him. Mercy tri
umphed Kindness conquerd Tho end wss
won y Rr;ttst WprAWa3. sl
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FREMONT STILL IN COMMAND or THF
~ ARMY IN MISSOURI. r-a#

And r. Geesman two doors East OF the Pac4h
H0use Council Bluffs Iowa is in coMmaAa of a large
and we'll selected stock of Drugs and Medicines Paints,
Oils, Daguerrean and Ambroyping Apparatus and s~
terials Pure Wines and Liquors, Tobocco and Cigars,
every thing in the stationary line Lamps OF all kinds.
together with m endless variety Of Pcffumey Fancy
Goods, &c
without any boastng, we are happy to inform our
friends that still prepared to muster goods in
line in suGcent force command the attention VI such
may with call. and at the time allow
them all to te taken without killing which is
al have say these war times except thai we al
Icy batteries to be med Ouly hy .feloy Boy
regiments Our latch string is ont" and we esyeci-
ally rAquest cash srs short time buyers to pull it,
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no DRAFTING, VOLUNTEERS FOlUN-
~. }a# TEERS!

nv UKAFRINV, VOLUNTEERS. VOIUN-
ff TEEAS!
IT must not be said that We of the North
have been compelled to resort to draft to
Gil the lines of ou- armies in the field. Let
u have no unwilling soldiers in the ranks !;
that has been the browning shame Of the
rehe! sonfedesaoy. Let press and pulpit,
all social and public Influences be brought
to bear before the word draft is ussi.- :
The blood of the Nation is again pp, and
little money, combined with gond deal
of management, must be made to giva the
Government all the men it will require
Buffalo Express. @ lsH
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G." Ps, didu's hear you say the
other day yon wanted c,der press 2"
F" Yes daughter, where Can get one 2"
I" Why, you try Amos Frost; he bugged
me the other evening at the party, an I'll
tel: you he made me grunt."
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c. fbaSe were brt fey towards in tae
fight on the Chiekah,misy. One major was
caught while running away, his sword ta.
ken away from him, and be booted to the
rear by one Of his subalterns Served him
right. re
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GEN. POPE's PLANS


Gen. Pope has made his preparations, 90
that il the rebel leaders see fit to put City
or sixty thousand troops under Jackson to
threaten Washington again be will be ready
to meet them. Better than that be will i'm
prove npon the old tactics F; if they do not
send Jackson this way Pope will compel
them to do 90 or lose their important rail-
way connections at Gordonville and Staun.
ton. This Is evident to all since the ad-
vance forae under Gen. Hatch entered Gull
pepper Cosrt House.
[The telegraph inforaas Us that this much
of tho plan has been carried out Gen.
latch occupies GordoDsville.l
This 10 the fuSthest advance into the heart
Of Virginia vet made. Here is the planta.
tion of Mr.. Wallach, of the Evening Star,
and h,s family resides at this plase. Ii is
eighteen months since be has been able to
visit bic home OF family, but be can now
safely do 80, unless our forces are com.
PEELED to retreat by the advance of Jackson
in overwhelming numbers. 1t is probable
that the next Sighting viii be this side of
R,chm ond, and not on the other. IL so,
the veteran soldiers of the Peninsula army
will have the quiet and rest they 80 much
need. Gen. Pope has left town, hear, and
10 With his troops.
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LEWIS w. R0ss

ATTORNEY AT Law, Council Blufs, iowa
Awil regularly attend In person the CoNrs in Pot-
xwattsme and sajoinin4 C"ugie. sna will give e..
pecai attenrtoB totAe Cec'"n Of caims the Sc tle-
of the Estates Of Deceased Persons and the Pay
ment VI Taxes. (ni1.ly " !.
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GREAT BARGAINSI
SELLING OFF
COSTl!

ALARGE STOCK OF FANCY.GOODS, TRIM
NINGS, BUTTONS. ETC.
y Keller's Building, Lower broadway Council Blsns'
Mrs. r. EN0EL you'd respectfully announce to the
ueopse OF Council Blas aud surroundi country that
she has opehe large stock 81 trimmings aud fancy
g,ods at the above place. which she would invite the
Ladies' Of connc Bus and vicinity to examine before
purchasing elsewhere. .
Me- Mrs. ENoEL has positively decided To sell the
above mentioned gouds under cost preS to close the
business.
Cauncit Blnffs, Nov. 9Th 1851.
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NATHAN r. DODGE,
BANKER,

Land and Tax Paying Agent
COUNCIL BLUHFs. IOWA.
UVHE GENERAL BANKING. EXCHANGE, COL
/ LECTION, and Land Business transacted, In al
its Branches.
on the most liberal ferms.
REFERENCES:
Fhe Park Rank. New VorS City
Massachusetts, Bank, 6oston, Mass.
Washington Bank do do
Bank Of Syracuse Syracuse, y.
Hon. John A. Ksssop. Washington, p. C.
Henry Earnum. Esq. Chicago III. ~HeB
Hon. G. Baldwin. Judge SupeGme C"trt Of Iowa
Hon. & Sells Secretary State OF Iowa.
II. Price. President State Rank Of Iowa.
States Savings Association. St. Louie
Aessrs. Crow. McCreerv 4 Co., st. Louis; No.
Jan. I. 1862. ..v4D7-ts
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VIM. WARD,

ARGFfT ct,
coCNCA APFFA - W..
rIAvING HAD rHE BEST OPPORTUNITIES OF
II acquiring knowedge VI Desienthe best and most
Economical ethods Of Construction-t1nd Aavjno ma
vferesf q ssy = cAssie breach Of fAe Bsiidi.s
ssiness(-I ava prepared to furnish Fans, Speclhca-
Ions, Bills OF Maiersl and Superntendsnce for Public
Private Buildipas. ,t st,s=.s8 202y
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CURTIS BURROUGHS,
BUILDER g. CONTRACTOR.
CuUAe5L BLUFFs, IOWA.

WILL attend to the erection OF Pubic anil PriySs
w Buildings upe2 as favorable terms as can be had
elsewhere on the Slope Plans Specifications and Es-
Inmates accurately given, when
desired.
grSHOP on Main Street, South Q! broadway, North
East corner of Public Square.
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AfD SILVER!
+ AMPS AND COAL OIL,
A. f. LAROE,
HOSE CARPENTER & Bull DER,

COUNCIL BL UFFS, IOWA,
rs PREPARED TO MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
l erection OF buildings on the most reasonable terms
Plans, Elevations and SPECIFICATIONS drawn with accu-
racy. Jobbpg Of all kinds ptonpty attended to.
rs C"f,ns constantly on hand, and made to order,
any desired style and finish. Special attention CIV
en- - taking charge ~ Funerals, - &.
w1-y1
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PlONEE R
ANK BOOK
NaanfsctorJ and
J0B BIN derry.

Biuding OF every description
done in th' latest styles
and ut the
Ioresf Cash Prices.
I.sHs. ~. sFf;rN
YM. +. EITEEE
COUNCIL SLurrs, IOWA
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The Council Bluffs Branch
OF TIE
-
STATE BANK OF IOWA.
Capital stock, $4,000
IA
JAS. A. JACKSON, -JNo. p. LOCKWOOD,
az e,rsss1ss'. : es:Ai..rs.
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5 gag Vicksburg, July IA.
The bombssjment has been discontinued.
The work on the canal is continued, bnt the
water is falling 80 rapidly that is is feared
the chapnel will not be tprned until rise.
, 1862-11-18

TO RENT--A rev one st>r3 snd
= basement cottage dwelling 1lausc No. ii In.
d1HE2 SIT lew doors west OF the North 1 Arket
Snf1af l. for S1sli family snd seryant Apply to E.
ELa: e. ~ NJ. 20 lasal.e ztreet 'front.' office.
LOIS 23iSIr
, 1862-11-18
Taxing Bank Notes.
IEton fIe XHSIfno1dn Fam hlicau

[F+rm tie Washington Eepu 5licau.1
The idea Of sup2resslng, By tue imposition
Of practically pronibitoFy stamp duties, all
paper money, except that issued BY the na-
tiULal authority, is being discussed by the
press as the period fOf tilt meeting OF Con-
ErtEE approaches.
1t viii be opposed, Of course, By the large
and active interest connected with banks of
issue- The city banks, as general rule, hsye
Int few notes in circulation, aad rely Tor their
lrofts mainly upoE deposits Bat the couu
Iry barks which are numerous ard inhceu-
tial, altbuugh with small capitals, and often
times with no real capital, may be expected to
resist the suggested change with great ye1e-
merce.
Il will not be an agreeable one to the gov
ernments OF scue States, which derive large
revenues lrum taxing the privilege Of cir:nl1-
ton row enjoyed By the banks This m7thod
OF taxation hiss affoIded nearly ail the public
income of Massachusetts for many years past,
and Is IN Important item in the budgets Of
other States. It will not be given up without
reluctance.
The elements Of resistance to the proposed
new policy, would not be likely to be over
come By anything short OF the necessity nov
pressing upon the nationA government, to
reach after financial Eellet IN Whatever dlEec-
tion 1t may be found.
The relief to be obtained By taking to itse1i
the sole power Of issuing paper money, Is
large and promptly available. Il bank notes
were taxed out of existence, S5oo, 100000 o1
Treasury notes might be circulated without
injury, and that large amount Of the national
debt might be carried, not merely without in
tesest, but with the positive gain Of tue au
nua1 loss Of notes by wear and tear, ship
wrecks, corflagra1ions, and che various acci
dents By which circulating notes disappear
II this gain be compute d at SO little d Que
tenth Of one per cent. per aunum, it wouli
amount 10 s5c0, GOO 'hpon s50o, ,000, COD.
THREE hundred 1afli:ons are no authorizei
| BY las. $2t0. Q. q, geo mora would only suppl
tie place Of tnc bank notes vhica are now II
| circulation. And In addition to this, as tn
, 1862-11-18

The Richmond and MunfordsVilie
Prisoners Exchanged,
Among Officers
and Men.

5sTeeia. Disla:eh to the Chicago T1fbune.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. II, 1872.
The secreta r. Of war las officially notified
he State authorities Of the exchange Of the
l2.h, 10th, G6th, Goth, list and five companies
Of the .5;5'h, Indiana regiments taken pris-
onerH and paFuled at Richmond, Ken
tnck3; the 5oth, Goth, 67lh GSth, S9:h aud
rart Of the 17sh and 18th, regiments, taken
at Munfordsyille, including their officers.
The officers and men are enthusiastic over
the news, and express desire to be sent to
the field without delay.
The following persons have been exchanged:
Brig. Gen. Manson; Col. Wilder, Eth; Col.
Gcoding, I'D Lieut.. Col. Damn, Goth; Lieut..
Mason, 18Th battery; ouarte7master 1gal,
35th; Lieut.. Torbet, s0th; Capt. J. Il. Ferry,
assistant quarternsster; Lieuts. DaTis, Seth;
Pepnar sab, aud Coleman, 43d.
TIE shove regiments are all in camp, we'll
ditciplined, armed and equipped in a magnid-
cent manner, and the 5th cavalry aud
four batteries OF artillery, are all said to
be under marching orders, and Will make
splendid division.
Ny authority for stating in q previous dis
patch that VIC had not then enough prisoners
to effect the exchange Of regiments named
shove, was made upon the hi chest military
authority in the nation.
Col. A1ather Of Gen. 1lcClernand's staff has
been in the city several days on business con-
nected *ith the castor oil expedition.
Gen. Lane LETT for tic border equities to-
dag to 1cck after the interests Of the Iudiana
legion.
Arroiltn e7ts: Lieut.. Col. Williams, col
orel Of the 12ih, via Link deceased; Major
F.! Kcmptou, lieutenant colonel of the 18th, vice
| Wjllisnls, promoted; Capt Joseph Goodnow,
| major, and Major Orr, lieutenant colonel oi
the 10th, rice Woolfc, killed.
, 1862-11-18

20,G0O, under Hindman, and p, coo, undsr
Holmes, the former near Ozark aud the latter
near Little Rock. There are, however, not
to exceed ], 700 men in Little Rock.
The northwestern portion of Arkansas, from
whence ne drove the rebels, is Jet quiet aud
undis.urbed, except from small bands Of guer-
i1las. Ills not likely the rebels will again oc-
cupy that portion Of the State.
Gen. Blunt, with the first division Of this
army occupies northwestern Arkansas aud q
lo1tion Of the Indian Territory. Heis work
ing the salt mines there, which are in excel
lent order and yielding an abundant supply.
In this division are three or four regiments
Of loyal 1rdi1ns who have been driven
from their homes. They make good
ktsid1e1E, are willing, obedient, enduring
and patient. They go at all times and to all
places, unquestior1ng and with the utmost
a1acrit3. They have confidence in their Lead
ers ard triumph in their cause, are br1Te, gen
orally good workmen, and peculiarly adapt=d
to skirnllshiDg and wood fighting. General
Blunt reports the desertion Of u1auy disloya1
Indians from. Cooper and Stand waite, and says
that many are coming over to join his forces.
, 1862-11-18
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW
YORK TORIES.
Tie Rebel Leaders Invited 10
Send Members Of Con.
grcss 10 Washington.
a Second Embassy S6nt to
Richmond.

NEW YoRE, NOV. 1.-THE Tribune has the
following editorial!y: We are credibly in
formed that clandestine negotiations have been
opened between certain Democratic leaders
in this city and the head traitors st Richmond
looking to reconstruction On the following
basis. The States now in rebellion are to
elect members Of the present Congress, who
are 10 present themselves at Washington, and
claim seats in said Congress on OF before the LIST
day OF January next: Second, the House, being
SO filled will 1t once have conjoint consarv-
tive and 1cbcl naj jority, vino will proceed to
notify the president that the rebellion is sub
stansi4lly ended, that the rebel States are
all duly represented in the House that conse-
4uently his proclamation Of freedom is null
and void, aud they arr fully undtr The protec-
lion Of The constitution; Ihi'u, Congress thus
reconstructed, is to proceed forthwith to re-
peal all acts beaiing hard upon the traitors
OF the last Two years, and to pass
such others Is may be necessary, to
secure perfect immunity, and impuni5y to
them. Eo"s<4, q conyeation OF tue States is
10 be called ThenvVcr the united conservative,
Democratic au6 rebel strength is enough to be
overwhelming, aud is 70 he pledged btforc-
Land to make :7hatever changes in the couati~
tution the slageAuidirS Interests may deem
essential to their owa future security, and
permanent we'll being. These are in sab
s9Hnce the coaGIt:ous for@aEdsd from this city
10 Richmond by the 1irst envoy, but We do
mol learn that they were accepted. Oa the
contrary we understand they were not-the
rebel chiefs still insisting on disuuion as the
bats for peace, thus absolutely closing the
door sgaiEs: further negotiations, and accord
irg to cur infornaGt, a second embassy from
cur conservatives is now in Richmond, or is
well Oh its way thither. Hence We may ex-
pect to hear further within fcI days.
, 1862-11-18
H;neral B2rDsieies Plan Of
OptEtatt0ns.
his ARMY ABOUT TO MOVE.
Jackson Still in the Valley this
side Of Winchester,

ZEN I"EK, Nov. IA special from E74r-
renton says that Burnside has submitted bis
plan OF the campaign to the authorities at
Washington. As eoon as g response is recsiy-
ed from then, the army will move.
A Washington dispatch says it is understood
that the question about the destruction OF the
Blanche in Cuban wl.ers has been referred to
Madrid, ard that Admiral Farr:gut has been
directed to investigate Com. Hunters actiou.
It is eaid the Spanish minister regarded HUI
rer'e course rs Sd fragrant breach Of ioterna-
tiona1 law that he was sotncEhat Indignant
with Secretary Seward for rcs1ponins salts
factory settlement instead Of ordering the
commodore hume, and unless the facts preved
ere essentially different from the Spanish Ter-
sfon, OF making rsparation At oHcc.
Mem YoNE, Nov. IA Uarper's Ferry
letter Of Sunday says Jaclssou's main force is
at Stevenson Station, fifteen miles this side
Of Winchester. Il is yariouslg suited at
$1,000 10 70,o00, but is not likely to exceed
lo,C0U. Jackson never left the valley, but
moved down tue west side Of the Blue Ridge
while our army advanced along the east, slz;r-
1niEhiug at the gaps With our advance, but
never offering serious battle. When it be-
cane kno IN That our army had no intention
to enter the valley Jackson rctraced his steps.
His advance extends as far us Bah, tTo miles
from Hancock. His cavalry occupies Martins
burg. JacEsoa's headquarters are at Bunker
Hill.
, 1862-11-18

WAsH1FGTos, Nov. 16.-The following post
cfffce route agents have been appointed On The
route from Detroit to Chicago: john CALLAHAN,
vice B, c. pelameler, remoysd; and on tue r,,nte
frem Cnieago to Green Bay. Wna. IL Harri-
eon; the pay OF each to be $500 per annuo1
On the route from Detroit, Mich, to Tel.do,
Ohio, baggage master Peter Rowan is appoint
ed to take charge OF the mail, ct 5000 pzr az
Io1a is the first State to give the general
laId cfHca nIiicial notice Of her aeeeptauca Of
Eer proportion Of lands appropriated during
tue late session OF Congress fcT the establish
ment Of colleges for the promotion Of ageicul-
ture and mechanical arts.
CHARLES Walker, Treasurer Of the Illinois
Central railroad, has just Forwarded to the
agricultural department two baskets oi iine
staple Gotten, grown this SEASON IN Southern
illinois, m the vicinity OF A[akanda and Da-
Commissioner Dole hsa just received infor-
nation thst another attack upon the whites
hsd heen made in the vicinity Of Fort Berthe
Jet, On the Upper Mississippi, in which d aum-
Der Of the latter were killed.
, 1862-11-18
FROM ST, LOUIS AID SPRINGFIELD.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-Generaf HsrTon Of
the frontier army, Gen. Steele and Gen Hoyey
IRE among the recent arrivals at the Planters
Hotel. Important movements are discussed
in military circles. Generals Davidson and
Heron leave soon for their respective coal-
usaEds.
Correspondence Missouri Dcmocrat.1
SrntseS1E1D, No., Nov. Il, 1852.
Matters with the army OF the frontier are in
statu quo. Preparations are being made,
however, which indicate dcmonstrl-
ton in some quarter befoze great
While. The army has been scme what
reosganized, and several volunteer regiments
Of the new levy are added to the army, in ex-
change for Missouri State militia regiments
which are to occupy towns in the State. This
change is gra1itying to all parties.
The enemy In Arkansas is reported to be
, 1862-11-18
SOLDIERS II TIE PENI FEN
sK.EhTS u .

THE f7oc -snt ab,s;. lac b,o, ~.o:.4n,
+rroa 5,,n c,,et.,, of ra.,,;;- N -: ~
fhc ,,c,;,en.i.rv at 1o1;ot ~. .,s;,:.a . y ~
vn;r,,o,,+e or NJ ,,:t.,a-.z >, 49,
1,ct,r otrt,,s.e s,,,,h-se e.saa,; ~ 49, ~
f,1,,v 4o x,n;,re
A1e e"Aa' AH
sent down to fl,n npnitnntinrY- in fIic u-a--
nay
lot terms OF trt,in three months to two
,.1rc 7rl.o -,,;.x,, ,loor- ,,--,,
LIZ Ia1ae4i oeois ; e41e- o.'u1 lutu
uJd the world fJrrptS them as f}111,,r}, fhov
= ~
-A3n never Deen Dom.
T. ic nnc,?1,Ss fo ,rr,,o ora;,,-+ 41,o ;,,
" 5s I'LL -.
111oraii;y Of this practice. which not uufrp-
HuSutt ceusl5As young men'to assoIAaltoA
,;t1 ,,rio;n.1s rf 15e ,;,4.,,ost t1vf. i,r small
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