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For the Standard.

Mr.. HOLDEN: My attention has been called to al
extract from the report of one calling himself " b.
heman," IN your paper of the 9th inst, in which
the 3lst regiment Is grossly misrepresented The
company which | commanded, with five others, be-
longing to the 3lSt reg inent were held in reserve
under the command Of Lieut.. Col. Fowe, about
four hundred yards in the of the entrenchment,
where the battle was fought, where we remained
for nearly five hours with the balls Of the enemy
passing over and falling among US, every Instant
As the fight progressed the dead and wounded were
carried through our ranks. Though under fire our
selves, yet our orders were such that we were not
permitted to fire single muSket As far as could
judge the men were waiting with cool deliberation
for the order to advance and engage in the fight l
don't think | ever any one more cool and self
possessed than our commander 1t. Col FOwle.
During the fight he mingled freely with the men,
and his GOODNESS gave them more confidence than
ever in him a. their leader; while MAJ. Yeates, in
his usual good-humOred way, would say something
to cheer the men.
When the companies from the engagement came
through our ranks in retreat for moment there
was little confusion among US but as soon as 1t.
Col. FOwleS voice was heard ordering every man to
stand and the retreat Of their brave comrades
who had so calamity defended the entertainments,
they rallied and stood like men until the order was
communicated to us also to fall back. Col F. or
dcred the companies to march off in regular order,
and the last company off before he mounted his
horse and joined the retreat For some distance
succeeded in preserving my companys organization,
but the road was so narrow and there were so many
men retreat:ng together, that the members of some
of the other companies became mixed with mine
The bulk Of the company remained together, and
proceeded with me to camp. If there was running
and great confusion (as represented by "Bohemian'
upon the part Of any company of the 31st regiment
! did not see it. can say for my men and think
can say much for the other companies that they
were not dispirted from what took place Roam
oke Island but all seem to be eager to be exchanged
and should an opportunity present ITSELF they will
do their duty. VI. d. JONES,
Captain Co. H.,
3lst Reg. n. c. Troops.
ForacfyilIa Marcl,
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Gov. Letcher of Virginia has called out the en-
tire militia of that State and has abolished the or
der authorizing the employment of substitutes.
Much dissatisfaction prevails, and it is thought all
business must be stopped and the planting of the
new crop abandoned His loyalty, whether justly or
not is suspected, and the intimaton made that the
order if executed will tie Virginia hand and foot
and make her an easy prey to the Yankees. Be-
tween the Encouragement of the State and Con-
federate governments things are getting no better
fast.
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SaLTPETRF.
To tie Editors Of tie .Eaqusrsr,

RIcHMoSDs Va, March 3, 1862.
GfsTLENEN Some weeks since I requested
Lanton c. Garland. President of the Alabama Uni
versityr and formerly of Randolph Macon College,
IN your State gentleman Of profound learning and
great practical experience, to inform me how to
extract nitfe from tobacco stalks and stubble az its
presence is well known in that plant
The following communication from him and Pro-
fessor j. W. Mallet viii be of great interest at this
time to the people Of the Confederate States The
extracting it from tobacco the work ola few hours,
while the process of taking it from animal matter
and domestic manures Will require months. Now,
in the possible necessity Of giving the large amount
Of tobacco in this and other cities to the flames y
it not better to turn it into nitre2 am informed
it will make powder sufficient for Several campaigns
In this connection, I respectfully request Prof
Malet or the Professor of Chemistry in your city
to publish the best mode of extracting sulphur from
various minerals in our Southern States.
In view of the consoling fact that every domicil,
even the poorest il the Confederate States has
saltpetre about the premises, / hope that every
public journal in the Southern States will give this
correspondence to the public
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
THOS. J. GREEN
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HEADQUARTERS, Department of N. c., |
q LLDSBURO,, March 9th. 1867.

q ILDSBUR0', March 9TH, 1862.
General Orders,
EpY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR,
ND all Cotton, Tobacco and Naval Stores within this
Department, must be removed West of the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad; distant from any Railroad
navgabe stream put in such places of security that they
cannot be reached by the Such of the above
toned products expnsed positions, must be re-
moved once and those less exposed removed secured
by the 18th inst otherwise they will be destroyed by the
military authorities.
The Generals Commanding the Districts of the Cape
Fear and PAmco Will that these orders carried in
To effect.
1t is hoped that the themselves will apply the
torch rather than the enemy gaiu possession of these
much coveted products
Whenever shall become necessary for officer citi
to destroy private property to prevent its falling into
the hands OF the enemy, be will make report of the facts
and circumstances to these Head Quarters accompanied
with statement of the property destroyed and whom
it belonged, aud furnish the owner with copy Of the
statement. By order of -F
BRIG. GES'L. GATLIN,
OFFICIAL: JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Actg Assist Adj't Genl
l2-5t.
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$40 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LAST SEP.
IA tcmber my apprentice boy, JOHN REEVES. ! will
pay reward of Ten Dollars for TIC apprehension and de-
livery OF said boy to me in Hsboro North Carolina.
All persons are frwarned from harboling employing
SAID boy under The penalty of the law John Reeves
tsr by trade, and perhaps NAV be at work about the
City Of Raleigh other u the eastern part Of
the State.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL
Hisboru, n. c., March L. 1861. eft
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NOTICE,

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
u partnership heretofore existing between l. FROE-
LICH ard ID. ESTVAN, under the lame and style of
the ssyConfederate States Arms Faetory,'' is this
day dissolved The business of the late firm will be con-
tinued hereafter By the undersigned.
L. FROEICH.
Wilmington, y. T., March a. 1862. 95-St.
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GEN. A. S. JouNsToN.-ln justification Of the con-
duct of Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston, the Memphis
appeal of the 4th inst, says:
I'VE INDUCED a few days agoin some structures
upon the military movement of Gen. Johnston. We
have since been placed in possession of facts before
unknown to u.s. and still unknown TO the public that
cannot fail to greatly relieve Gen. j. from the popu
lar Judgment which has loudly and generally con-
demned his move in the West"
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The New York Tribune says that Abraham Lin
coin has resolved to take the field in person to sup
press the rebellion in Virginia The Tribune ac'
cords to him the honor of planning the campaign in
Kentucky and Tennessee. The statement we attri
butte to the hatred Of the Tribune 20 Gen. Nc
Clellan
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YANKEE PRISONERS. $50 Yankee prison.
ers who had been released on parole, returned
through this City on Wednesday last to Salisbury.
They came from Tuscaloosa, Ala, and had gotten
on their way homeward as far as Weldon, we I'M
derStand but on account OF the distractions about
Old Point, occasioned, suppose, by the recent
gyrations of the Merrmac, could not proceed, and
hence were ordered back to Salisbury
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NEGROES For HIREI

EANE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE NEGRO FELL
" LOWS to hire out for the remainder of the wear.
THOMAS G00DE TUCKER.
Gaston Northampton Co, March Is, 1862. At.
~ The Greensboro Patriot and Cotton Plant will
copy fur timeS, and send accounts to this office
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TWENTY-FIVE DoLLARs REWARD.

I'd UNtWAY. FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sun
day the 26th of january last, my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is of Il whtsh yellow complexiuu, about
feet or inches high, is 20 years old and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds. lie has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look.
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to at
Prospect Hill, Casweli County confined in any Jail
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswel Co.. March Il, 1862. l2-wtf
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Our officers and men exhibited the greatest cool
ness and bravery. The enemy by no means acted
cowardly. Capt. Buchanan was on the back of his
vessel until hc was wounded. These results, We
trust will be followed by still greater in that
section.
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HEADouARTERs ALA, GoRPs OF CADETS,

NEAR TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
GEN. THoS j. GREEN Warrenton, n. Z.
Ny Dear Sir:-Your favor Of the 9Th of Novem-
ber | found on my table upon my return, few
days since, from Mobile
have placed your letter in the hands of our Pro-
fessor of Chemistry for consideration and reply
He is inferior to no Chemist in America, and you
can rely upon any views he may express.
Thanking you for your kind Invitation to pay you
a visit when it may fall in my way to do so, have
the honor to be, with high regard,
Your obi serv't
L. c. GARLAND, Supt, &c.
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Col STXGELrARY.-The Newbern Progress says
that Col Sngeltary has received a commission as
Colonel from Gov. Clark and that he has been or
dered to report here for duty.
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ID 4 r. ID

In Fayetteville, the llth inst Rev JOIN L. NEwBY
Of the Conference aged 43 years. II months
and DAYS.
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The ole steamer Johnston, on Sunday last, burst
her boiler at Fort Macon wharf, killing one man
and wounding eight Others
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The New York Herald had heard of the first
days fight between the Merrimac and the Yankee
vessels at Newport News, and calls it small affair
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Gen. Wool dispatched two regiments and six
companies of cavalry and mounted rifles to New
port News, by land, on Saturday.
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" c. TRooPs.-Ths Greenville CTcnn.) B1"ner
announces the arrival in that town Of 1t Col. David
Coleman, with his battalion, from Western Caro-
lima. The battalion will do good service under its
brave leader.
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Hs'hlengn, shi II II hsfessi tha
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po's I'll eases n distinguished s4l.
lhmfg among snr ffegts. NJ veil A.
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NoTfCD.
N'ss'sssppi asA Tennessee RsiIrcaa.
C14ANom on. .rrnrzu.

oiics Thief Eng. and G.A'l snp'f,J
Mkxtsrs. Nov. eth. is8l.
md after Wednesday. November lS,h.
y, is"i, isaiss On this road will run as
follows
GOING SOUTH. .
Natl 'rs'n leaves Memphis a,...... 5.fovs
strives Ut Srenada ut il.sDYa
~, GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada At ........e.o0,
srsisss - Mcsaphis u,.. s.eoax
uh" Freight and. Accommodation train
WI leave Msmphis NJ d O'clock, p. N. on
M'ndnys. "Wednesday. md rriIs,~. ar,iv.
ing 90 Greands ut 5 O'clock r. r.. and
leav,ns ''r.rsda at q o'clock 4 nm Tus..
ess, LnarsdNs ami Saturdays, arriving r,
MeuipAis ~ hvr s'ciork ,. n.
NILES MERgIwErugg,
. Chief Eng. and Gedsi Su,js.
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W. ~ ~ fuIie~ssf esmtt~..
~ essssei. As~ H. elst~asa M.
itsish
The 'fitass rsli ~ he sosas :,
The i'sssb N essIssssr, sh,sh .
sfss'y rsss@a fsssssss, /. ass N.
i#HTH'sr n ss1fr sntIhmsni, N,
~ sefs' truth II y hntsssfla ma
lthsHsge shaTii A. Issses H. Ne ~
BIZ Fsmen n 'hr sos,i. Thsls'.
'ss he'n me %shimsiins stlft N ~.
si'assie from ihe terssise Tho,
lea The "sv 70 4. they issptri ihpir
husbands, ihey sfaasea llei, son.
fhey Ins'inelisely %psfreissd t,s dss
49, u Che situation long tefars
h'l beeu"e evident iy The .Isssr
process n feasea 10 The ether ~,
Their religions faith reesIIed stow
tho gross lnhteII'y u the Northern
mind, their innate puti'y N sop,
'bfanl spha't from Ii,e eoniamie,.
lion With which Northern immortality
nd RIGHTEOUSNESS threatened ,bs
Whole eeaatfY, Their vision va
'ne'euled by thaee selh.b political
Jews anil those partisan PASSION.
nd rfgaiicea which seo often eIoud
he perception. ani eramp the lnie.
~ the hest n ON own ~.
hen love u country WAS A. n,re !,
.rystal, and II overeame In them All
approximations 80 natural "a
oman, They have given tLpir In.
ands, Wen aons, and their bro,ilu,.
1t only without a h,ua mar. bnt NTH
n'linsiasm, 70 Tho great eanse.
hey would willingly lay their mn
blood upon the altar, II
permitted 10 women 10 nqlt tho
''tles Of their country. There /,
0 saefiiicc too great ior woman M
axe ~ .l'e eanse of truth and viz.
70. All over the LAM they have
'cn Ut work, making clothes and
'eparing provisions Gov the soldiers.
them in hospitals, and In
or own houses, seeking to take tho
nee Of q mother and sister 10 tho
'or sirk and wounded stranger, and
zen human help no longer avsiled.
'cothWr the brow damp with death,
y sending Up their prayers with
: departing spiri. % the. thsene of
All this ting they have
p' alive the fame Of Hope IN their
n hearts. snd ssused Il to she'd
rays upon many : doubling
y despondins man. We have heard
men Who have formkrn tl,cjr
but not yet Of one wo,pas
% has proved rssrsan,. We t,nyc
! heard Of. one Who hss taken Lin.
ms oath Of alIcgisnce in the very
ongh:ld. Of dcspotisn, in the Di:.
o. Colhmbia. and In Maryland.
our own cities occspicd ~ Ne En-.
y, they remain Asm sn0 cbnya.
us, and never once dream Of bow.
the know of llnel. Noble beinn,
says ''lsst Ut tho Gross, and ear.
: NJ the 'erase" No JuiaS nor
has been found in shuir sex IN
cline; 10 Afnoid ssr Issr
southcrn soinsn ; no Lincoln
makers. II their kusbspds and
Tiers could Be snnihilased n tAe
the childssa n ssch women
ID light aae~ tbs fires Of (rss.
and soadsss Their sessssy "
and ~loov
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s"""hs 10 the Ladies' or the
south.

The following joint resolution has
been adopted BY the cgnsedcra.c
Congress:
Re@ffrea, by the Congress Of the
Confederate States of America.
Tint the thanks Of the Co,s,res. ~
The Confederate States are cminop,ly
due and are hereby rendered, to The
patriotic women Of the Confederacy,
ior the energy. zeal, and nntitinr do.
yotidn which they have unaffected in
furnishing voluntary contributions to
onr soldiers in the field, and IN The
various " military hospital, .hrcuehout1
the country.
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YVES WW TIRE N ~ EgNf
lhe flehnnd taqsirer ssys N,
var 4 10 end only vhen eat mite.
fei.lenee 4 acknowledged and I'm,
liberties secured. Wrh whaieve,
strength God shall give rs. wa Will
ware BATH ~ then Tho question
- therefore, with our enemies. Thsv
mslq This wicked atiak when We
have mhde them seary ef Il tho war
VII end -ioi before. They can
siep--we mnnot.
s.s.s
,osfbiftara NotEsIh ,igi.
lance committee Of Columbus. Ga..
has adopted the followingi
R''ahr''t Chat any per.og trading
u money, exchange on ether nrop.
erlR ieibe i'Jay Or ~arpreciation If
."'iedefa1 notes, shall b. lield nna
considered - traitors to .he Con,t,,.
efals rtaies, and slall 10 lenlt wi,l,
~ auel ~ tlis committee.
ssa-.
y Coon StGGrSIIox.-Ap o..
'~Arlan'' argos the enlistment IF a
crr'nin number Of TIE able bodind
nd tru'Y slaves with every comm.
iy-say ten per ccni--to ID tl,e
o. the camp. cook. mud
el'0 no Of property IL time Of
tue owner 30 receive Che
iSnai lmy oF n private ns the wages.
i ih"nfrc. The ilca s.cn,. 70 y.
good oie, for The service, Of the
iegfo ctnthsent woull sa,t man y
hi, delicate soldier eop The
Fspisal. :
ATgs VEa REpRoof.-A little boz, I
day had zone wrong, and wat. :
cn'. aftr CORRECTION. 10 ak IN -. !,
re- The forgiveness Of 'olleawnlv
His oIieasc had been pa..
ION. .Nnxirns TO hear what le Ind /,
; sey, ms mother foilowc! himj,o :
&c door of his rsctn. In Ii.pina I
she heard hi,a ask To le
Iade better, and then with childish Z
implicitly. iic added. Lord. make !
as temper better. tos.' .
.. u
70 The Richmond DisoatcL 70. p
les tho following: 4
AT a station called Enterprise. y
ale n } ankec regiment was Of i,s =,
y South, the train having stopped. "
cldcntally left ,w Yankees behind. Il
10 were discovered. on going back.
silly running in the direction Of q
9 train. When they 20, on board. n
y said they hal no idea Of being L.,
: behind, especially in Mississippi. an
Of the prisoners seemed clad ri,
they had been captured. M
-... T.
pJ:A good Joke is reported In
Magazine, Of some Of the Y"
GERS Of the 81 regiment, Col. Ru. se
whea.ihry vere. in Maryland. ,o
, ynFthy chaplain was distributing wv
rss 1moag the soldiers, about the 'o
9 no one could leave the camp "'
bout . pass. A tract headed-P' '
ONE, sinner, ccme," was POUNDS ]
IN the dsy, with the following tina
zen anler the heading: "csn't Of
:. Rsssr Won't sign ny ola
wcr
Yor
IonsE HfDnoPnoBfA.--In West. a dl
IN. T. the other d:y. q horse. ,ha'
posed to BE- sick from some ordi. arm
: disease, bat really saseriat sla'
! being bitten by . pad dog. fur, !
ID the iaad Of NJ. Stevens. end VIII.
: sbfosgh, taking 50 hrm q hold shoa
the sninsl was heosk~a down they
re tho hs1a cosla b rereased. urn
horse died The sess morning Of ssss
vrhobis. !. .r,,
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iloNt MADE SOAR ASH Sligcu.
y lady sends the Charleston M.er.
curry the following simple anl useful
recipe for milking 'oal, AMI starch /.
Prt up the Zones Of everything for
9 fortnight, and boil thcm IN s,ronr
'yc' sklmming as long az the crease
rise. Tue next day tql the srea.c
win strong I've until i, bceames soap.
Ut some lime IN the lyc barrel aar
mfkcs better soap. Az of nv
is 4 hcmincy or rrsl
strained. Il you have not alreaiy
irie4 4, 10 50. Hos ,auch this W..
sill teach Us,
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TAffOJIfNO.

1tyIypystsm n the Taiiorine basiss..
IN Panels. I respectfully io,lts nv
sId customers and uitissns fsaerrllyso eliza
ne . eall. Shop IN ths PsseIa IIotsI. Ind
daos spMA huM the corner.
- v HufIMNN.
tsrA IA, tsst. nI5sis
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V01tlG 1sseiss IN M vseIas. csur. ~
w thf4 81 The sdielNa rvsmlss, tha
FsaessI rouft NJ tests&e6. seJ H. fish
ceur n etvees sul A1p~6ts a jass.an.
fv1sessssl sttsssssM slvse Ia r,sIsts
bHsiness BMf. ~, 1853
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II ssas's b-i9i4s1IsesA.
P's'ess = - essass - siaDl. issssrN
has passsd Ne - q
itvss.
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-
COMMODORE FAnRa6rT. - David
Y. ~farraypt, he Federal commander
H the ilect now in from, Of New Or.
leans was born in Tennessee, was
appointed TO the service from. and
to be q citizen Of tina, State.
lis first entry into the service wa,
IN 1910, and consequently he is now
lnite an old man. lie has been mar
red twicc, md both hi. wives were
Norfo'k--thc first. q Miss Mar.
the latter, s.in living, a ms.
Hei small in statue. but
'repossessing IN manners and an.
'carantt.
rIa'- The Richmond Wing observes
hat during the first di.as,rou. year
! the war Of the 6rst American rev.
Insion, arms we're scarce, and tories
ere plenty in the State Of New !
crk. The patriot convention voted
dratt Of the militia, anil ordered
hat every man who shall ma have /,
ms. shall bring with him q shovel, /
piekase. or sysAe. r,raishsen- ,
! anil bzed upon . pole" They :
,rtler resolved. unanimously, thst !
hensscr the militia Of a counsv :
Ionld be ordered 10 march en- ms.,s. i,
e.y. should dirsrm a~d bring with
rm the "diaafscsed male isLabi. IN
nts, between sixteen and sfty.6sel j,
srs Of agr.' who shan serve Il. M
|atsrne men " m stA ~ ,.an..s -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-14


THr wnoLr Nlsaga.-Tb. q.
Louis Republican says that ~ .Io.
lision convention was recsssIy MIA
IN Boston. At which ssepAen =. Pos.
ssr. IN one Of his speeches, said thew
had something else - % beside, ,;,.
ny the segrc HE Atssdoa,. ana !.
added.
We nas, PM hin in the Sea-
and admit hin to or social c%;rclss
We have. ga 70 swallow sts sLsis
With Oh the wool on. Wien
Ne can do thst, then ~ esu ~. a.
asd NOT tin then. n -
Ire not prepared to DO TIM. Ne b.d
'etser light on The C~snfsisr,se "a.
would not support tks Government
? It's present position. | hsvr on.
Favored 70 ,lsssals evsry ys.nel
ian ! could. frln rnlisiss: icl;ss
act" they sers Lighting lss jhrrr1i;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-14

These three ollSers arc .hss ,A.r.
'etsr'sed ~ the 1icAnona CORES
pendent cf he Ctahssson Mcrsut,.
Ny ihlhrsans ssess % b. ..c.r,i,a
ew7J' with sdmivssiss fcr prrciin.
NJ. I!is i.sssial sls, which HE
hsss'ns'shirt, jssas psass, md slsush
sss served lst p highies, bic sples.
d'd ~ssl!snsrr q, tho eskD. and The
cool XII viii which he handled N.
troops, bare sxsitsd the csshuvi..m
2. we Whole szmx and ~es il,e Iirl
P'1sse ~ Beanrs9nrd hjmself. 49,
= described ~ the best esAsiae ~.
and ono of The aLIess drsss.ls u
Ise service. bat l,sssregard d tho
OF BE iresps. MoesA Il ~.
ssse, snpresesasss. phis.rssea nj
'sss~tIiss . lsssbyssvisA pv,sckl,
= appearances. IL will csel(Sar
:, !. heard from btfoss many ~.
me troops that especially AKA
ilrmselve. q Shjjss
ns:s fsus Losinism, la;sa..;Sst
alss.'ns, Teas and 9eossis.
g asety csnssi y he Ia q ia
nsMyA camp and sscy<-. "