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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-08


Designed ~ special assistant 10 the abeye
named prcpamii0i.,, vhea aEgfsvtsd By BIZ
sousness or fsjiesssson aHd the great substitute
Tor all Nerea Jai g5lpuyattoHa
The Eckedt Pills, without lhe eou1nor fssal
necessity 81 slrno3t making meal Of sacb, vflli
10 most carer, By lhs application Of tisgls
Piil pfacncs All .ks requirements Of cure, gem
lie, hnd reliable FAMILY THTeic.
L9i me hsEe year COT hdence % maks trial o.
tie aeoTe named Remedies, "a TIE only sure IN
bunsl b. which real character can e ssislnsd,
and nv 6feNniisu d that sneh confidence sil
No, be misplaced. IRE greater Jassies 3 70 pro
care sad read he descriptive Psnpasta % -
foaad Tifh I'll dealerS. or vii be sent free, ~
JoHH L. HUEHEwELL. Frorrseaor.
Practical csenlss AID Pharmsesatiss, Boslen.
Nsss, to waom pleas address All ocmEanaies
tiors, Prices within reach o. al
Facsimile Of siEBs.Hgs oEtr egfk q senuira
only.
Sod At tAs Equinox Drag stefs. Manchester.
ard j. T. shnnls6 a Co., Bennington. u kcoa,
Nonb Bennington, aud DtsEsisss a1d es..sS
ever ~lsofs. bD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-08

Tae total loss On hath sides 10 tie several
battles i reported a i5,olo, d shish our
lats i said Is be Ia. 600 aaa tile rebel. go,
Do Wsief about 6.W9q q cur sick and
wusndei II various points On the battle
geld, Mo u course fell into The hands q
ihg epsny. Abea; A.000 rebels have been
cApiaged D oar troops.
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Wanted.

4 BBL EXTRA MAPLE sYRuP stss.
L 9gsniity 6. Nspis sugar,
Ex CONE 3 BURTON.
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DEATHS.

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N7HITE GRAPE sHAwLs, very nice
Wv article.
CtLovfs and HOSIERY very larg.
VI stock

EAECY cAsSlMERES. for young mem
4 suits, different qualitits, low prices
also checked and striped Marssilles aud 9TH
er summer studs.
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THE CAPITAL ooLLEcE
LRANY,N. y.

Que r tlss sssosisis1 Colleges ieesssi q A.
hsnT, Asw lufk, Fhakdel 81 4. Hrasie, cssre
isas. befnsis Ch.te.p aps 81. iscuss. Trcy sfa
hmoklye. scselssslrs asrxAasra 81 s1ihst
r9ins, 80 goc4 Il M TIE eellsrrs 81 IN ualius
81 a~r
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The CoIIcglale CourAc

/ flshTasiar noubls se1 slnsls Fstfy fooi 4.
seepsaF. eemuisfeai Cnnpaiatchs, coramcf
cial Law, Frrmsnshf, hasnsss CegfcspeHa
encr rkNnsrshlp sffiiemta't. etc., etc.
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Read the testimony and judge for yourselves
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DUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS.

.I AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE. hrst
IL rate article, very cheap.
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RrRD cAors-n larg. assortment.

II CTS Pm DOG. PAID FOR EGGS,
IE1 C1NE 3 RURT0k'R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24
aENGK. L ASSEMBLY, or yInGaNI.
she

SATURDAY, March %, 1891.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock
A. A.. the President in the chair.
The President laid before the Senate . COM
:1st, 1869, enclosing q repdr. from the Adju-
tant General, supplementary to 3 previous
report from the same CHcer, receive On
Monday l.s., showing what had been done
February Ssh, 1852. THE Draft BILL
On motion OF ar Willy, the com MuDica-
tion and accompanying document were re.
terred TO the Commtttes on Military Affairs
REseLurIoH.
BY n. EoBBRFsOs: That The COMMITTEES fer
Cuerts Of Justice, lie quire end report to the
Senate, as soon as practisable wheth er any
legislation be rendered necessary or proper be.
fore the adjournment OF the Geueral Asse m
bly, ia the even. of the adoption Of tn . new
Constitution.
SPECIAL REPORT
MT CONRAD, from q special committee, re-
ported bill for the revision OF tie military
laws OF The present session.
Mr.. BRASEos, from the Committee for Courts
of Justice, reported esOlution in relation TO
Ger Tain Coupons held by u. " PnrceiI 4 10.
BILLS 1RPoRrID
A bill for the relief Of Wiisou Xix, Sheriff
Of ppom attox esunty.
A bin for the relief of Rohart Cook
A 9TH paying to Joan Ksl.y, Surviving
partner OF the Ann of Kelly e Largner, the
amount of q Judgment Of the Giro nit CopTt
u tuo city VI xiACutnoRU az SAhee t05 OOoIu VI
Public Orks.
TIE STAY LAW
On motion CT ar. WaIrrLE. the bill pro-
vi irg for stag law was taken ap.
Mr. COLLIER moved that the bill and amend.
mems De laid on the table and made The order
OF the day for Monday next. The motion
was greed to.
BILLa PAsED.
A bill amending and rs-snacttng the sth
section Of chapter 20 h Of the Code Of VirKi-
mia of 1860 This bill is Of peculiar int rest
to s0ch of the DOM munity as ars liable to
military duty. provides that ''no person
shall absent himself from his rel imsnt after
the coumandant thereof has received an
order requiring draft or detail to be made,
and OF which such person shall have been
informed in any way, until sach detail or
draft shall have been made" Every person
90 offending, who shall be subssQ Qeniiy de-
tailed t, march, unless he join the detach.
ment with which he Is detailed, att 70 rentpx.
vous, or show that he was prevented from 20
doing by unavoidable cause shall Dc con.
sidered and treated a deeerter. Every
prison who shall refuse to give his name to
the per onice when called upon for en-
roiiMent under the act raised February sth.
1862, entitled San Act for ascer tanning and
enrolling the military forces Of Ii Common
wealth." shall be considered and reated as
deserier. The bill has yet 10 be &C ted ON by
the House. IL bill for the relief D. John =,
Harrison, Sheriff of Tazswsil county. A bill
incorporating Marengo Lodge l. U. -. F., In
the town OF lssartineburx,
Tn molten OF Mr. NRwLAH the Senate ad.
iOufnsd. 4
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ele1t or modern Way1oTs. That it changes
~ sAarastar Of The war, and DsotTnots 10
cOntest fer l0nG peried.
Fears are s.eppfessively hlt'' 1t the Uerth
for the Bursside sxpaAitlos.
The s1psAition down she Kississappi has
Been delay ID, hsean .. Of the Killing 81 pilots.
No Loss than foar Aasisx bssa Killed q oAe
day. Gen. Grant 10 having tbs pilot no uses
ircn-caseA to protect tAen IN the future.
- rspair damages sus tanned In the COZ Met
with the Merrimas. :
The United UtAtss las passed = bill fer the
constructions Of N iron steam vessel, q not
less than 8 go tens lurthen, 70 ~ uaed - .
rsm. It apprepriatss 81 ,0Oe, Gee for this,
ol3 go 90 for lren elxd gum boa.s, o70S ,e0o 10
complete Stsvsns's hattsry, and oSeo. exc 70
extend facilities Of Washineton navy .yaSa
fer rolling iron plates.
The Northern papers al seem to b over.
whelmsd with aston ishnsnt ~ the retirement
from hian. ssM. They evidently leek upon Il
a. another "nAsked battery"
the captain, who was asTestsd at TAngiers.-.
He has since been relsasea. The Humter -
now as Gibraltar.
France. juat p ow, - deeply asitatsd SersArss
reasons:
Let the effect Of legislative debates In the
Senate. "a. The want Of employment exist.
ing among the ArtiaAns and Iaborina classes;
and 3d. The financial condition Of The Imps.
rOr's Government.
The high tory rarty Of England are greatly
enra9od as the O uFso taken by Lord Palmer.
st0n IN regard to the blockade.
The Baltimore correspondent Ct the N. 7 :.
H~sII. says: .'Tas artillery duel when again
rseumed, will ~ fbuehf, probably In the
neigh borhoed Of frederisksburg.
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CONFDDRRATn CONQRBss'
nssT SESSION.
SENATE.


5t SATURDAY, March ~. 1864
The Senate net AZ = o'clock Prayer er
tn. Rev. pr J. l.. Busaows OF the BspAss
Chnsch.
bar PxIsToy, ef Va, freseniso q desiGh
Tor = Aas which was appropriately referred
rus pRoDuos LOAF.
IN n7sion RI Mr.. SrARRew, OF La: " WI
Resolved, That the tom mtttse on FINANCE
ipou,re in 70 the policy Of he Cover nunent
taking possessinn OF all the cotton aad TO-
tacco. heretotora subscribed TO the ploouce
loau paying fer the same In bonds OF tne Con-
frderacy, payable At the expiration OF tWsn.
ty years, with interest at the rate Oh es"'
her cent. payrbis semi q annually.
Resolved, further, THAT the same commu-
tee ia a. ire and report upon tie policy OF ~.
ducine further Subscriptions OF cotton anu
tobacco 10 tho roduce losn BY agreeing 20
nay an equitable price for cotton ana tooacco
thus subscribed, In shs following manner, 70
vvi,. ene-tourt tn of the am cunt in treasury
votes, aad the balance In onds payaoie rs
on motion. the Senate then went In to secret
legislative session
AFTER emsining In secret session Tor some
time, the doors were opened
Mr. Rsowr IF Niles. introduced a Pill 70
smend che act to provide for the organ'xa sien
Ct the navy.
the amount Of pay and miiea 90 que 70 .ne
Hon, Jon Tyler, decd, ,hou'd be paid % mis-.
Julia Tyler, bis legal representaHVs, WAS
concurred in.
Several bills and q resolution com mum
ca led from the Hov8 OF Representatives,
were referred TO tbs appr0pri ato committee.
On motion Of Mr.. SPARROW, OF La, tins
Senate JoIrLe0.
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The Soldiers Life-It is said that the FIRE
quenters of the Rymua um experience Its
advantages in renewed vigcr, expanded mus
Gle and the robust health that usually folio "s
iudicious exercise. The languor OF the etu,
dent, and the weakness of the sedentary alike
disappear under the health inspiring Infius eses
ii produces. Ii this be go, in regard TO the
gymnasium. it is doubly true in regard to the
life of the soldier The exercise nece ssary to
DO taken by the soldier is the true medicine OF
nature, and "psin extractor that thousands
of dyspsptic and consumptive Young men have
felt the benefit of. 1t imparts healthy step
and vigorous mind, and gives hrm tone to
both, by happy combination by which every
part of the system receives appropriate care
and developments. II some OF those who seek
TO escape the responsibilities Of military duty
by getting substitutes on the equally repre-
hsusible practice of discovering ailments ana
diseases Tor the occasion to bring about the
desired exemption, We're to try this pan,
acea, they would fall in love with il. AS
the song says, "a soldiers life Is always
CAV" unless we NAV add, you get mean
commander and if this be 80, it is your own
fault and can be remedied. The formation of
various companies in this city at the preaent
time presents favorable opportunities to those
who desire not only to benefit themselves but
bheir country.
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DIED.,

At his resl isnss. near Hanover O. Il, On the
Inst WM- OVATION WINSTON. In the
year OF his ago.
His fussral win take placs at 81. Pals Ctd
u Hanover O. T., On AoAAAy, the ;4hiist,, |
o'clock. His flienis and relatives are rsipssl
invitsd to attend. Aftsr tbs services Of 10 III
his remains Will b eo2vsy ed TO ,hs late fssia1I
Of his fathsr, Ph Up D. Winston. where ihey
~ Aesh~@ sen Spas
On the 22d instant. OF nssrs'g,s Of Tho y
WA. H. WI0H1AAS, Of Dalhnors, In Nd
yer Of his 49,.
~ Wilmington IN O and Norfolk es(
nd Baltimore aaa plsaas copy.
At 6trasbnrE, ON Monday. the 9th iis.l
THOS. ID. BURNETT, of OAarlssto ~,
and . member of Con pany 90" a
mont Virginia Volunteers, aged twenty.
years.
In Caroline soanty, on "wednesday, ne
inst JOHN KIOH1sON. In the sssh "
his age.
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Eayer's Cosrt-The proceedings of this
court on Saturday were not especially inter-
sstiDg for extent or variety. Bill Scott, free
negro. arrested for fsloniously receiving $50
from Elizabeth Brown, was committed for
further examination.-Frsdsric Eheart was
fined s. for employing his dray without a H.
cense.---John FAINT, a soldier, charged with
drunkenness and an attempt 70 act as police
man, was sent to Gen. Winder.--Martin Sulli-
in the strsst-Daniel X. Whitaker, was sum.
mon.d up for refusing 20 give the liss Of his
taxable property to the City Assessor, when
called on TO do so. The case was continued
One man was summoned up for " for running
twelve wagons ON the street," bnt the case
was continued ~ his request.
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Hackmen PuntsAed.-The high.handed way
in which the colored hackmen Of Richmond
have nearly ali the time, despite law aud or.
dinanse, conducted their business has been
proverbial for a long time, though during the
existence of martial law here it is very likely
to be broken up by the energetic demons,ra-
tons of those apP pointed to carry its provisions
into effect. Several complaints having re
Gently been made to one of the assistant maj
shais of sxtortions prae:ieed by haekmen,
that official caussd the offending parties to be
brought before him, and on proof of sheir pro-
ceedipgs eaussd th.m TO be vigorously, aud il
lie to ba hoped effectively, padded with Il
leather strap. It was Kind of punishment
the parties could appreciate, snd complaints
since the news spread abroad have Eob been
very numerous.
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CAH1 DsvSs1oss, Msr>sr n p.
MaYol lSth 1sss Va,

.vIOY Co., Va
One OF ne most brilliant. % Wall a.
o.s soeees0al soyAienD took plaes Hs,.
s..0.y neLh!nes 0AS nas eselrrs1 n ~
~, 80 s.a0 tne osIeSscrs Of 0sa. ~
R.nserc. tjo~.s.. ~ Hc en- Of the Bori
auos' ~ eonnand q Sergeant J. RI ~
49, as camp carly % ths norninc
ls!n, ~ RyoceedsA to within aho..
miIes OF AaieigA Court. Heuss. vS~
onsay ets Yoesee, Ws snss = ~ -.
ASch. Asea! tAres O'clock next ntr.,"
AS1'h YroceSoeo OWards Raleigh so-s
% ioeI niies. wAsfs We halted, ana IN
tAe co9ne Of ne Yankee scouts, vHo
M. .loe OF tasfs Oily On their ssoI M
e..,I0ns
We AaA NOS ewalte1 leg bsfbrs thai, 4,
c0as cene N agas, wAeA ws lay dr.
o. ne 3Ieuns, esa let them paas en- ~.
Wnen W fasas9 iAto the read. Just ~ .s
~ sn sons ~ ne.s wAon Ne Ia j.
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q the table ard nade The order OF Ne -
lur NonaSy ~ - o'clock
rne sal sppropriating o1oo. go to the 1aa.
a sacture Of Held artillery and the puychsse
n small arms, Was called mp.
M HusTns asked for ths reedlrs {! : n .ss.
~ . tiii shculd bs passed az ~nos. The letter
~ tea ths. tJot eshby had a. o. ~ men -
bis nlyetsen oom panLss Of cavalry ana q III. !.
lery NJ hout arms. n 2 recent caaigo onS =.
ri.h. The hill was considered and laid over.
IN. tax bill vas thea discussed aud the
Sonata amendments considered. Af1er a
hours delibera.ion, IL was laid over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

The saw and Grist Mill Of Mr.. Thoj
Moore, in Clayton county "a, WAS
sumed BY f1re on the night Of The lslh Id
The Victoria Advocate announces the ID
Of Ool. ". r. Miller, an old Texan oil
Atxice.Texan revolution.
Dol. Randolph padding died In SavalI
Ga. ON the l7.h inst.
Gen. Lovel has proclaimed martial lsj
New Orleans and the adjacent parishes
Capt. ThomasJ Ivy, a native Of Mort
died In New Orleans ON the S,A inst.
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ROUSE OF REPRES ENTATIvE3.
SAIURDAY March q, 1861.


The House met 1T IL O'Clock. and was open.
ed with prayer by Rev. DIR. DoaasTf. Jour-
nal Of yesterday read.
Mr. Smith. Of N. q, submitted q report
from the Committee ON Elections. and mo we'd
tha. it be prin ted and N ada the special order
for Wednesday next, at O'Clock notion
agreed 10.
Mr.. k0oKsrT, OF Ky from the same com.
mi.tee, off red resoiation IS q repor. OF the
minority OF the committee.
Mr.. JoERs, OF Tenn offered resolution
dirscting he Secra ary Of war to Psy out OF
the oortiI gent fund, money for the aid and re.
lief OF our soldiers now la the hnnds of the
enemy. After some discussioa, the TssOiuti
was agreed.
Mr.. PRroR called up the report Of the Ju-
dietary Commute In relation to officers OF
tho Army Of the CoE fsderate STATES, holding
seats upon the floor. On this report, and the
amendmeHts fsrsd to il, a long debate en-.
sHed, W Inch Consumed the en- tire session, and
without coming to a vote, adjourned at:2
O'clock.
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NAN RlKhS.

On tis 0sth March, At ths Emmanuel Chi
Henris, sounty, by The asv. Mr.. walker.
0FAa,kRUR& 10 NiAS SARAH J. OLLiV
both Of HsArieo county, Va.
On Thursdsy evening. March 10th, 1t r
tty Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown.
GEO. EMORY DAKER, manager OF Col
bia. $ o., telegraph Cfn,e, {forpsriy OF |
ford county. Nj } to Miss J ENNIA TAYu
daughter Of Wm. Taylor, Esq of this cit
~ BAltimore papers copy.
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Recaptared-All of the prisoners, ten In
number, lsre oRs,) who recently escaped
from the County jail, have been reeaptured
and returnsa to thsir old quarters. They were
taken in custody by Capt. Elliott's Home
Guard, between Salem Church and Hanover
town, In the bushes, aided by Messra. Wicker,
Ligon. Dr. Shelton, DIR Lumpkin, and Nj.
VIM. Gaines. The enterprisiug men who thus
severed their connection with the Confederate
authorities, have, aimee their arrival, been &C.
cursly ironed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

CoAkOIoH. collision Occsrrsd b~,v|
two passenger trains on the Virginia
Tennessee read Tharsday night, at b
about four miles west OF Wythevills.
engines were seriously dan aged, and sou|
the ears; bat, wonderful to relate, not :
was iptared except oae Of ,he engineers, Z
received q SCI atcn in his hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

DRuTAL NuRD8R DR. Burrows, the N
intsndsut Of the Psnitsntiary at Wstun
Ala. was brutally murdered q few davej
BY one OF the convicts In that inst 4 tios-1
m urdefer aad armed himself with q bro
axe, and. whom the op portlnity oas}
made the attack upon tue slpsrin tend
nearly ssvsriBg his head frsm his badv
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Arrea Of q Notorious Character 4sssrs.
Davis and Perrin, of the Richmond police,
sueecsded on Saturday in getting hold OF Geo.
Kgiey, a notorious thief, who broke out OF
the Lynchbarg jail while awaiting trial for
horss stealing We believe that Rigley made
bis escape enes from the jsil At this place, and
twice from that of Ly nshbarg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

T11 BALTIMoRE CsHPlRBsss.-A m ee,,p
part OF the nsnbers of the Balti moro n
ference was held rscen tly In that city /
stated that nunbsr Of Nom hers psrsn \
rtly had their names atricksu OF its roll
hibiting their determination to 20 Win
South; among them R4vs. b. r. Busy,
Wilson, =. Register, and theirs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Arrests II Union MeA."--Sevtn men,
named Andrew Reynolds, Stephen Martin,
David Ksynolds, Wm Bohern. Francis +.
Tnneli, Thos Aliff. aud Dill Webster, were
arrested recently in Roanoke ceuoty, Va. and
we're brough. down yesterday and lodged in
Castle Goodwin. We heard that they were to
be sent to the peninsula to Gen Magruder, TO
work on the Notifications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

National CsRcert-Harry Il asarthy appearR
tonight, at the African Church, in a pro.
granme suited to the most tastidions TASTE He
sings his own spirited national songs, whish
have attained to such popularity as TO make
them familiar sounds, both ia the camp and
the parlor, and gives besides, ia his happy
manner. the ballads and rscitatioss Of Others.
Those Who have lever heard him should take
advantage of the opportunity afforded by the
two last nights OF his engagement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24

G. s. District Court.-Judge Haly burton's
court will sit To- morrow when the grand jury
will assemble to take eognizancs of the cases
Of Elan, Tyrer, and Pridgeon, charged with
the robbery and circulation Of Government
Treasury notes.
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WANTS.


"ANTKD- OvERSEER-I wsh III
w gagsln nsdistsiy the services OF
over %. competent 10 mango laIc
In King william county, three miles nor
my Pest. u flee, Hanover ~. Il.
- ; 0EORG8 TA1AS
I VISA 70 purehs 81 Immediately, aaa
sound, and reliable Horse for Troq
meet whose wants Will pay from
800. II will Be useless to oatr ssy
whose value 10 less tAan the san nfs. q
I should like TO pur0hass Two shssts
to be sent to Stafford U. H., Or fnesi
burg. Having yes on hand near ~
Socks, and the p.esent lime beng W
Die for distributor, ! can receive - nv
NH M-esa4s qEoHsE TAILo
Nv ANTED "A gentleman. ~ ~
" age, fnot AatarslixedJ oseIs IL.
q SUBSTITUTE, PROVIDED sot
teen Hnudrsd Dollars bonus - ~,
would spura the Idea OF entsnoe
such, and Would have taken ep
defence of this Confederation iont w
had not fam fly dependent upos LIN
as Issis ni vv -. A
Pie.se address =, saiI
IN AHsAD--A hvus -. ~, - ~
w.i.s n rcst = psassas rsaAaes y
de part Of Ne saty. Is Guss sonse. ~
roo1s. With SEA wAse-, AID stAS ss ",-
,uitaAis for l.rGe family. . ..,I
eupasa b. Q ply 0selan ~ asnuss
ferrs1 ADDS d, qinnsllatsly. n. a
esaeksbure. Va, givtpg dssaiPa".
>vtv. Ala etna fns tn rent
~ a 4 T 5 D. yoLusrI
TO MI ~ The Hssrteo Lisa. psst 81
Oldest company Of CsvsiIy - unsst,sN
OF the Arss 70 snter ne seaa; ;, :. rsrn a
clothing aad sss:lstsncS ~" ~ ~
App, APE. At R''f''I Ii:. S Sss. aSFT5:
nh N-a,s kssraiuns -.
VH1ZNTaD-kAunUI.A.TAs ~.
" tiELD OAvALBf, sne M
IN sssvise will resolve lew ne s..a
q thu siA xsadegseuo IN Casy .s.s.a
90. ClesAias sal aaseis.css nfs ci..sI(
.AsA-,ssA Las Ii .kssrsiu.S v
a; zzTzD-1dslO.
Az r,,iusat whhhg - employ ~
n 4 frpt clsss army Hp1k, sen ..,o
.ertunity ~ Allfesstps ''husi0' ~
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